Heat pumps and Self Builds

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This new self build projects has had its issues from day one with the client miles away and working and a building contractor out of his depth. We had to advise and amend accordingly to help the client with a solution that is effective and efficient.
We installed the Mitsubishi Ecodan and Pre Plumbed cylinder into this property alongside an UFH system. We discuss the challenges and considerations required before you even start the project.
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21 июл 2024

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@davidreece1642 Год назад

Would be useful for a follow up vid with the determination of the ASHP power based on 1 the heat loss assessment, 2 pipe flow temps and the pipe diameter used to deliver same, 3 room temp targets 4 radiator sizes and 5 other considerations. The real nitty gritty of the system, which is never talked about.

@dorewoodman Год назад

Hi David, consider it done. I will get something put together as soon as I can

@davidreece1642 Год назад

@@dorewoodman I'll look forward to a more instructional type of vid, as I'm sure many other viewers will. 👍👍

@zweriuskriegsman Год назад

I’m surprised that you’re working with a watertemperature of 38’C to the underfloorheating in a newbuilt property. Overhere (in the Netherlands) we’re more used to max. 30-32’C to get better COP values.

@dorewoodman Год назад

Wow, fantastic …. I need to take a trip to the Netherlands to compare your methods to ours and whether they can be implemented in the UK

@zweriuskriegsman Год назад

@@dorewoodman : It's a combination of the code requirements for R-values in new built homes (Walls 4.7, floors 3.7 and roofs 6.3 W/m2K) and large enough underfloor heating pipes at close distance (mostly 16 or 20 mm diameter at 150 mm [ or preferably at 100 mm ] distance.