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Everyone, please help me with the calculation of the heat exchange area! ! !

2011-01-11View Original

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My workshop covers an area of 30,000 square meters, and I use a 2-ton boiler to heat the water to 75 degrees for heating purposes. I want to buy a plate heat exchanger to raise the temperature of normal water to 55 degrees. How to calculate the area, and what size pump should be used? Thank you. . . .
Reply #22011-01-12
55℃ is not sufficient for heating; if it’s underfloor heating, 55℃ is fine

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