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The function of the manifold in the heating plant

2015-11-05View Original

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The plant’s heating system has two heat sources: one is a gas boiler with almost zero water resistance, and the other is a waste heat boiler with a water resistance of around 15 m. The same water pump is used to supply water to both heat sources. Is it necessary to use a separate collector? Is it possible to achieve a heat source pressure loss of almost 0 by using a distributor to send water to two separate heat sources, and then using a collector to gather the return water from them?

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