How to best heat a two-family house?

  • Erstellt am 2013-12-25 02:00:27

Totti4786

2013-12-29 21:47:51
  • #1
Hello

I have the feeling that you are experts?

How should I proceed now with my heating choice?

Best regards Totti
 

€uro

2013-12-30 08:44:00
  • #2
Hello, Quite systematically. First, determine the basics: actual demand (capacity, energy) for heating and hot water. This includes, among other things, the heat load calculation. Important in this context is m/o controlled residential ventilation m/o heat recovery. If controlled residential ventilation is used, the room-specific air volumes (air volume plan) must be determined beforehand. In addition, user behavior plays a very significant role. Once the actual demand is known, the principle of the heat generator can be selected first => expected consumption costs. Once the type of heat generation is found, the heating surfaces are dimensioned. Only then does the selection of specific manufacturers or devices take place. In connection with this, the hydraulics are then designed. v.g.
 

ErikErdgas

2014-01-14 10:10:03
  • #3
Hello,

I would also consider the heat meter as the best solution. This provides a measured value that can be used for billing, and the problem of the instantaneous water heater with rising electricity costs is thus eliminated.

Have a heat demand calculation made. This shows the heating load as a criterion for the size of the heating system. It can also be used to determine the required sizes of the other heating system components.
A rough estimate certainly helps to get a feel for it, but a calculation method should be used as the basis for the final selection.

Beste Grüße, Erik
 

€uro

2014-01-14 10:57:21
  • #4
How do you heat with a heat meter? ;-)

best regards
 

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