Heat source dimensioning

Product	InstalSystem 5
Type of article	TIP&TRICK
Source for translation	2022-12-14

Problem description

The way in which the heat source is dimensioned depends on the type of designed installation and on the Method of calculating Φ specified in the General data window.

1. Method of calculating Φ selection.

Solution

Heating installations without Flat stations

For dimensioning the heat source the following values should be taken into account:

• Design heat load of building – in the case when thermal calculations of a building based on Calculations acc. to standard;
  

  

  2. Design heat load of building.

  
  
• the total value of: Spec. total rooms heat loss Φ_H, Not utilized heat loss of pipe-runs and Losses of radiant systems to outside of source feed area - in the case when thermal calculations of a building based on Calculated acc. to coefficient or User specified.
  

  

  3. Spec. total rooms heat loss Φ_H.

  
  

4. Not utilized heat loss of pipe-runs and Losses of radiant systems to outside of source feed area.

Heating installations with Flat stations

For such type of installations there are two variants for a heat source dimensioning in the heating period:

• If the heat source lacks a buffer tank - heat source dimensioning should adopt the Total output value.
  

  

  5. Total output.

  
  
• If the heat source includes a buffer tank - the indicated Total output value is the peak power that the buffer tank is supposed to deliver to the installation.

For dimensioning the heat source the following values should be taken into account:

• Design heat load of building – in the case when thermal calculations of a building based on Calculations acc. to standard
  

  

  2. Design heat load of building.

  
  
• the total value of: Spec. total rooms heat loss Φ_H, Not utilized heat loss of pipe-runs and Losses of radiant systems to outside of source feed area - in the case when thermal calculations of a building based on Calculated acc. to coefficient or User specified
  

  

  3. Spec. total rooms heat loss Φ_H.

  
  

4. Not utilized heat loss of pipe-runs and Losses of radiant systems to outside of source feed area.