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Feasibility study on adjusting the heating load using a plate heat exchanger and a hot water tank

2012-04-27View Original

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Most factories generally have hot shower rooms, which are used mainly at the end of the workday; there is a high peak load at that time, but the normal load is quite low; If there is no hot water available for production, this concentrated demand over two hours will place a significant strain on the heating system. Could the use of a hot water tank to store hot water be considered in order to mitigate the impact of such concentrated heat loads?
Reply #22012-04-27
Of course. The standard amount of water for bathing is 150 L per person, which allows you to calculate the size of the water tank.

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