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GUNT Hydronic Balancing of Radiators Trainer for Heating Engineering

The GUNT Hydronic balancing is used to limit the amount of water calculated for each radiator. Balancing ensures that all radiators can be supplied with hot water at all operating points according to their thermal requirement. Balancing is usually carried out via presettable thermostatic valves.

Product Features

  • Closed heating water circuit with six radiators and a circulation pump.
  • Commercially standard pipe elements used in heating and sanitary engineering.
  • Clear panel mounted on a sturdy, movable frame for easy observation.
  • Piping system divided into three heating subcircuits, each with adjustable balancing valves in flow and return.
  • Each subcircuit can be individually shut off and configured for different output or flow rates.
  • Adjustable lockshield valves on radiators simulate pipe resistance as required.
  • Differential pressure overflow valve limits pressure across the pipe system.
  • Hydronic balancing performed via presettable thermostatic valves according to predefined radiator outputs.
  • Flow rates read on rotameters for precise measurement.
  • System operates independently from mains once filled, equipped with pressure expansion vessel and boiler safety group.
  • Can be operated as an open circuit with external heating water supply.

Benefits

  • Enables precise study and control of hydronic balancing in heating systems.
  • Hands-on experience with real-world components used in plumbing and heating engineering.
  • Flexible operation for both closed and open circuit heating water systems.

Why Choose the GUNT Hydronic Balancing of Radiators Trainer?

The HL 305 trainer provides practical training for hydronic balancing of radiators, critical for efficient heating system design and operation.

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