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Heat exchange station design

2010-06-27View Original

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I recently wanted to build a heat exchange station. I finally had an idea, but I didn't know how deep it should be. Please give me some advice, masters, thank you
Reply #22010-08-14
The main thing is equipment selection. One square meter of 90/70 radiator plate heat exchange area can provide 500-600 heating area, and then there are circulating water pumps, supply water pumps, soft water tanks, water softeners and ancillary equipment.
Reply #32010-08-14
The main thing is equipment selection. One square meter of 90/70 radiator plate heat exchange area can provide 500-600 heating area, and then there are circulating water pumps, supply water pumps, soft water tanks, water softeners and ancillary equipment.
Reply #42010-08-14
The main thing is equipment selection. One square meter of 90/70 radiator plate heat exchange area can provide 500-600 heating area, and then there are circulating water pumps, supply water pumps, soft water tanks, water softeners and ancillary equipment.

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