1. What is the heating pipe diameter reference table?
The Heating Pipe Diameter Reference Table is a reference standard that calculates the heat load and flow rate required by the heating system. In the design and installation of a heating system, we need to select the appropriate pipe diameter according to the required heat load and flow rate to ensure the efficiency and comfort of the heating system.
Second, the principle of selecting the diameter of heating pipes.
1.Selection according to heat load: The heat load of the heating system refers to the heat required, which is related to the area of the house, thermal insulation performance and other factors. Generally speaking, houses with large heat loads require larger pipe diameters to ensure effective heating.
2.Choose according to the flow rate: The flow rate refers to the amount of water flowing in the heating system. Houses with high flow rates need larger pipe diameters to keep water flowing, while houses with low flow rates can opt for smaller pipe diameters.
3.Selection according to the type of heating system: Different types of heating systems, such as floor heating, radiators, etc., have different requirements for pipe diameter. It is necessary to select the appropriate pipe diameter according to the specific system type.
3. Heating pipe diameter reference example.
The following is a reference table of the pipe diameter of the heating pipe for your reference. Please note that this example is for reference only and the actual selection should be made on a case-by-case basis.
Heating area (sqm) Pipe diameter (mm).
Under 50 25
500 or more 75
Fourth, how to correctly use the heating pipe diameter reference table.
1.Determine the heating area: First of all, you need to calculate the area of the house to be heated.
2.Understand heat load and flow: Calculate the heat load and flow required for your heating system based on the insulation performance of your house and other parameters.
3.Compare the calculated heat load and flow rate with the values in the reference table and select the appropriate pipe diameter.
4.Consider other factors: In addition to heat load and flow rate, you need to consider factors such as the type of heating system, water source temperature, pipe length, etc., to further determine the pipe diameter selection.