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Did I choose a too large hot water unit?

2009-03-17View Original

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There are four concentrators that require hot water for heating. The hot water inlet and outlet ports of these concentrators are DN32 in size. The appropriate flow rate for hot water is 1 meter per second. The calculated hot water demand is 10 tons per hour. However, according to the data I have, the minimum production capacity of hot water units available is 30 tons per hour. Is this a too large capacity? Are there any smaller models available?
Reply #22009-03-26
No. I chose the large one; it’s the air-conditioning type. Just change it to the heating type, that’s all. Haha

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