The PVC strainers leak, I am thinking about taking them out and putting in just one soldered metal type.\
Hydronic System for Attached Garage
Sunday, January 4, 2015
Cost January 2015
The PVC strainers leak, I am thinking about taking them out and putting in just one soldered metal type.\
Friday, December 5, 2014
Cost and Heat Degree Days December 2014
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Saturday, October 25, 2014
System filled with Glycol
I pumped 30% glycol into each loop with the Axiom MF200 system feeder. It was simple to do. The volume of liquid in one loop in the system was at least twice what I expected so I ran out and had to buy extra.
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Per day cost
Saturday, October 18, 2014
Heating system is operational on water
On Saturday Oct 18 2014 the system was turned on using water (no Glycol yet)
and it is heating the garage.
Boiler is set at 103 deg F.
Thermostat is set at 16 deg C (61 deg F) but it feels toasty warm in here.
The Grundfoss pump is on low and putting about 2.3 gpm around the primary loop.
The Taco pump is on delta T of 10 deg C.
The pressure difference over the boiler is about 4 psi.
The pressure difference over the loops is also about 4 psi.
Static pressure is set at 12 psi.
and it is heating the garage.
Boiler is set at 103 deg F.
Thermostat is set at 16 deg C (61 deg F) but it feels toasty warm in here.
The Grundfoss pump is on low and putting about 2.3 gpm around the primary loop.
The Taco pump is on delta T of 10 deg C.
The pressure difference over the boiler is about 4 psi.
The pressure difference over the loops is also about 4 psi.
Static pressure is set at 12 psi.
kWH meter showing the 1st 2 kWH consumed.
Cost here is 11.931 cents per kWH.
Sunday, October 5, 2014
System Assembly
Piping installed
Changed out a couple of leaking copper unions for brass ones and took out some unistrut clamps that interfered with aligning the unions.
Here are the electrical tools and materials to feed power to the two pumps
and the Axiom system feeder.
The square box feeds the two pumps and the system feeder plugs into the receptacle.
The switch controls the Taco pump. The Grundfos is off of the thermostat.
Here is the system completed with electrical, ready to be filled.
The Taco sensors will go on later.
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