Factors to Consider when Installing an Air Source Heat Pump
When installing an air source heat pump heating system, multiple factors need to be considered comprehensively to ensure the efficiency, stability and comfort of the heat pump system.
First of all, heat load calculation is the basis of design. According to the heating area of the building, indoor temperature requirements and local climatic conditions, select the appropriate heat pump model and capacity. Pay special attention to selecting low-temperature air source heat pump units in cold areas to cope with the influence of outdoor ambient temperature.
The design of the supply and return water temperature difference is also a key factor. According to relevant technical regulations, the supply and return water temperature of the hot water floor radiant heating system should be within a reasonable range. Generally, the supply water temperature should not be higher than 60℃, and the supply and return water temperature difference should not be greater than 10℃ and should not be less than 5℃.
In terms of pipeline loop design, the floor heating pipeline needs to be planned according to the room layout to ensure even distribution of hot water. The pipeline spacing is usually set at 15-20 cm, the length of a single loop should not exceed 120 meters, and the loop of the manifold is generally not more than 9.
Hydraulic balance design requires calculating the total resistance loss of the piping system to ensure that the water flow of the system is reasonably distributed.
In addition, the installation conditions and maintenance requirements of the system also need to be considered. Choose a suitable installation location and ensure that the unit is well ventilated and firmly installed. Regular maintenance includes cleaning the filter, checking the pipes and replacing accessories to ensure long-term stable operation of the system.
Finally, safety measures such as antifreeze, lightning protection and leakage protection should be incorporated into the design to ensure safe operation of the system in various environments.