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Heating System Design for New House Builds
Hi all
Just a point of interest really.... Does anyone know whether heating system "design" is regulated for new builds in any way? Most contributors here I'm sure will know that, to run efficiently in condensing mode, the system temperature for condensing installations needs to be rather lower than older systems. This means larger radiators are needed to supply satisfactory heat input to a room with a given heat loss. It is in the installer's interest to fit smaller radiators at a lower overall cost. But this would lead to a higher less efficient system temperature being necessary to sufficiently heat the property. Does anyone know if checks are done for heating system efficiency, particularly on major builders' sites? If not, then the claimed boiler manufacturer efficiencies will be meaningless. Thanks Phil -- ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
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