Air-to-water heat pump sizing in new construction

  • Erstellt am 2020-08-06 11:45:28

Hausbau 55

2021-11-03 18:37:38
  • #1
Right, so should I find the weakest link, i.e. the room, in the heating load calculation? How do I find this?
 

RotorMotor

2021-11-03 18:40:54
  • #2

What kind of calculation did you get?
Are there any under- or overcoverages indicated?

Until we decided on a wall heating system, for example, the bathroom showed a shortfall [W]: 353
In the widely used Excel version, it then says: overcoverage [W]: -353
 

Hausbau 55

2021-11-03 19:19:26
  • #3


This is how it looks for us. Which room would be problematic?
 

RotorMotor

2021-11-03 19:33:44
  • #4

Overall, it looks quite balanced.
The hallway is clearly overheated, but that can be regulated by throttling.

Underheated is actually only the guest room, so you can improve the forward flow with the floor covering. ;)
Then comes the bedroom, where one degree less wouldn’t bother me either.
And then living/kitchen, and after that we’re already at the bathroom, which has probably been somewhat "softened" here because 22 degrees were chosen instead of the usual 24.
 

Hausbau 55

2021-11-03 19:44:27
  • #5
Thank you for your assessment. The bedroom is also throttled, 21° is too much for us.
 

Alessandro

2021-11-04 08:08:01
  • #6
Is the location of the room (proportion of exterior walls) also taken into account in the heating load? What rated output does your heat generator have?
 
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