quick overview :
Hydronic balancing is used to limit the amount of water which is calculated for each radiator. Balancing ensures that all radiators can be supplied with hot water at all operating points according to their thermal requirement. The balancing is performed using adjustable lockshield valves. The trainer uses commercially available components to implement three heating subcircuits with radiators, thermostatic valves and a circulating pump. All three subcircuits can be shut-off individually. Once filled, the system is independent of the water mains or feed flow and return flow pipe connections. However, it can be operated in conjunction with a heating circuit.
Learning Objectives/Experiments
Variable pipework resistance
Balancing valve
Preset thermostatic valve
Differential pressure relief valve
Features
Balancing of a heating system
Water connections made using quick-release couplings
Specification
Trainer for heating and plumbing
6 radiators with thermostatic valve, bleed valve and adjustable lockshield valve
Expansion vessel, safety group according to DIN 4751, overflow valve
5 rotameters
1 surface thermometer for temperature measurement at radiator inlets and outlets
Water connections using quick-release couplings, diameter inside 13mm, for optional connection to an external heating circuit
Technical Data
Pump
power consumption: 60W
max. flow rate: 60L/min
max. head: 4m
6 balancing valves: PN 16
Measuring ranges
flow rate: 1x 30…320L/h, 4x 50…640L/h
temperature: 1x -50…300°C
230V, 50Hz, 1 phase
230V, 60Hz, 1 phase
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