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GUNT Underfloor Heating / Geothermal Energy Absorber

The GUNT Underfloor Heating / Geothermal Energy Absorber is a versatile module within the HL 320 system that demonstrates both heat distribution and heat absorption processes. It enables practical studies on underfloor heating technology and geothermal energy absorption using realistic system components and measurement methods.

Product Features

  • Demonstrates heat transfer through spiral or winding underfloor piping systems
  • Operates at lower feed flow temperatures compared to conventional radiators
  • Ideal for integration with solar thermal collector systems
  • Functions as a heat sink when used as underfloor heating and as a heat source when combined with a heat pump
  • Three individually selectable piping circuits of different lengths for varied experiments
  • Pipes surrounded by a water-fillable tank for thermal transfer studies
  • Temperature sensors mounted on feed and return lines for precise data measurement
  • Integrated flow meter for calculating heat quantities and energy balances
  • Quick connection to other modules in the HL 320 system
  • Comprehensive instructional materials provide theoretical background and guided experiments

Benefits

  • Provides hands-on learning for both heating and geothermal energy applications
  • Allows comparison of different piping lengths and configurations
  • Supports energy balance and heat transfer calculations for in-depth understanding
  • Flexible experimental design with easy integration into the HL 320 modular system

Why Choose GUNT Underfloor Heating / Geothermal Energy Absorber?

The GUNT Underfloor Heating / Geothermal Energy Absorber (HL 320.07) offers a comprehensive platform for studying low-temperature heating systems and renewable energy heat exchange. Its dual function and accurate measurement setup make it an essential educational tool for renewable and thermal system training.

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