Dissipation systems serve to transmit heat from the boiler or housing deposit. In this section we treat 3 systems: underfloor heating, fan coil and radiators.
1) Underfloor heating, consists in pumping water at medium temperature (around 40°C) through circuits linked polyethylene pipe.
On the floor we install a layer of insulation with a thickness of 4.5 cm placed in isolation polyethylene tubes. On pouring pipe insulation and a layer of cement mortar that absorbs heat dissipated by the pipes and gives it to the pavement, which emits this energy to the premises by radiation and to a lesser extent by natural convection.
From the collector feed and return circuits are based issuers. From there, the circuits are hydraulically balanced, and through electrothermal printheads, it regulates flow according to the thermal requirements of each store (room).
The regulation of underfloor heating systems gives water to the desired temperature and also independent control each of the premises (rooms) heated.
The fan coils are the first choice when it comes to heat and cool a house with the same system..
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Advantages:
- Serves to cool and heat your home.
- Systems of low temperature highly effective that works very well with solar energy.
- Very economic system when it comes to installation.
- Invisible system. (No dusty as radiators or fan coils)..
- Healthy system for air circulation and dust is reduced.
- Módulo de envío de calefacción.
Disadvantages:
- It is difficult to install in existing homes as it involves lifting the soil.
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