MHS Boilers Aqua Line T1 Installation Manual Download Page 4

4.   Determine the upper temperature:
  T

wi

 + T

wu

 

k = ————— – T

omg

  

2

   65 + 50

 

k = —————  – 18 = 39 Kelvin

  

2

 

This value can be used to look up the heat capacity of the panel in the table (heat delivery 

 

table)

 [6]

 (type 1,2,3 and 4). This is the value Q

pp

.

 

(T=1) Q

pp

 = 132 W/m (heat output table) 

[6]

5.   Determine the heat delivery for a single length:
 

q = L

B

 x Q

pp

 

 

q = 42 x 132 = 5544 W/section

6.  Determine the temperature variation of the water:

 

∆T = T

wi

 – T

wu

 

∆T = 65 – 50 = 15 K

7.  Determine the mass flow of the liquid in one panel length:

 

m = (q/∆T ) x 0.86 

   5544

 

m = ———— x 0,86 = 318 kg/h

  

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8.   Determine the mass flow per pipe:
 m

pb

  = m / n

 

1 section consisting of a Type 1 panel.

 

[2]

 

 Flow may take place through 4 pipes or 2 pipes. The mass flow must be calculated for these 
two situations in order to connect the panel on the water side.

   m

pb

 =  318 / 4 = 79,5 kg/h   (B)

 

 

 

318 / 2 = 159 kg/h  (A)

9.   Check the minimum mass flow using the appropriate table

 

[7]

 (68 kg/h). The calculated value 

must be higher in order to achieve turbulent flow through the pipes. This then gives the 
correct number of distributors 

[2]

.

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10.  Determine the pressure drop on the water side

 

[2]

 

T1  Single side Sit.A 

 

∆P = (Lb x R1) + (Lb x R2) + Z

 

T2   Single side Sit.A 

 

∆P = (Lb x R1) + (Lb x R2) + Z

 

T3   Single side Sit.A 

 

∆P = (Lb x R1) + (Lb x R2) + Z

 

T4  Single side Sit.A 

 

∆P = (Lb x R1) + (Lb x R2)+ (Lb x R3) (Lb x R4)+ Z

 

T1  Alternating sides Sit.B 

∆P = (Lb x R1) + Z

 

T2   Alternating sides Sit.B 

∆P = (Lb x R1) + Z

 

T3   Alternating sides Sit.B 

∆P = (Lb x R1) + (Lb x R2)+ (Lb x R3) + Z 

 

T3   Alternating sides Sit.C 

∆P = (Lb x R1) + Z

 
 

R = Water resistance per panel length in Pa/m 

 

Z = water resistance in Pa for both distributors

R

 =                       x 196 

 

 

Calculation example: T=1 , 79,5 kg/h (B)

 

∆P = LB x R +Z

 

R = 41 Pa 

Z = 202 Pa

 

Determine the pressure drop for both panel groups:

 

∆P = 42 x 41 + 202 = 1924 Pa

3.0 Transport

Leave the panels on the pallet for as long as possible.
Ensure the pallet does not bend too much (do not move the pallet using a pallet truck).  
To prevent bending, move the panel rotated/turned by 90º

 

[8]

.

Panels must be stored in a dry environment.

4.0  Mounting panels  [9][10]

4.1  Mounting instructions [9]

–   The panel must be placed at a minimum height of 2m above the floor. 
–   The measurement from the centre point of the panels must not be greater than the height 

above the floor.  

[5]

–   Distance between the installation profiles max. 2 metres

 

[9]

.

–   Suspend the panels in such a way that they can expand freely lengthways 

[9][10]

Key table

 

[10]

A = Number of tubes
B = Section length
D = Number of brackets 
E = Number of press links
F = Cover between panels

   m

 

Z =            x 2000

 

1000

( (

2

m

pipes

173

( (

2

7

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Summary of Contents for Aqua Line T1

Page 1: ...Aqua Line Installation Guide Hot water radiant panels 5 FIVE YEAR WARRANTY...

Page 2: ...verview water side connection 7 Minimum mass flow 3 Panel structure 8 Transporting the panel 4 Overview covers 9 10 Mounting instructions 5 Selection and design advice 11 Mounting to the ceiling 1 1 A...

Page 3: ...nipple is not included in MHS s scope of supply The panels are delivered in standard lengths of 4 or 6 metres Longer lengths can also be created by joining the panels together using the push on conne...

Page 4: ...de Sit A P Lb x R1 Lb x R2 Z T3 Single side Sit A P Lb x R1 Lb x R2 Z T4 Single side Sit A P Lb x R1 Lb x R2 Lb x R3 Lb x R4 Z T1 Alternating sides Sit B P Lb x R1 Z T2 Alternating sides Sit B P Lb x...

Page 5: ...installation with water bleed the pipes and rinse through to remove any contamination Adjust any flow controls Ensure that the water mass flow does not fall below that indicated in the table 7 If the...

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