Author: "Adam Bert"

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  How closely should underfloor heating pipes be spaced? A practical guide

  Posted in: Underfloor heating and everything about its operation

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  Pipe spacing density plays a crucial role. Too wide spacing can lead to colder spots, while overly tight spacing increases installation costs without always bringing proportional benefits. Read more.

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  Aluminium foil under underfloor heating – is it worth using?

  Posted in: Underfloor heating and everything about its operation

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  Underfloor heating is becoming increasingly popular, and with it come various ways to improve its efficiency. Read more.

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  Plate heat exchanger – principle of operation and application in heating systems

  Posted in: Heat exchangers and everything related to them

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  A plate heat exchanger is a key component of heating systems, responsible for the efficient transfer of heat between two media at different temperatures. Learn more.

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  What are hydraulic resistances or pressure drop in a heating or DHW system?

  Posted in: Heat exchangers and everything related to them, Others

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  A short guide to understanding the concept of hydraulic resistance and its practical importance.

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  Backflow preventer – what is it and why is it important?

  Posted in: Water filtration and purification - CH, DHW, drinking water, Mixing valves, 3-way and 4-way valves

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  In an era of growing concern for drinking water quality, the backflow preventer plays a crucial role in protecting the water supply network. Learn more.

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  How does a ground source heat pump work?

  Posted in: Heat pumps and all aspects of their operation

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  A ground source heat pump is a modern heating system that is gaining increasing popularity due to its efficiency and environmentally friendly nature.

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  How to choose an expansion vessel for a heating system?

  Posted in: Others, Central heating boilers and everything related to them

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  Choosing the right expansion vessel is a key factor in ensuring the safety and efficient operation of a heating system. Find out how to do it correctly.

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  Chilled water in heating and air conditioning systems – applications and benefits

  Posted in: Heat exchangers and everything related to them, Water filtration and purification - CH, DHW, drinking water, Refrigerants and heat exchangers for gas

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  Chilled water, also known as woda lodowa, plays a key role in modern HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems.

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  Bathroom waterproofing – how to properly protect the space against moisture?

  Posted in: Water filtration and purification - CH, DHW, drinking water, Others

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  Modern construction leaves no doubt – bathroom waterproofing is a necessity, not a luxury. Proper protection against moisture ensures the durability and functionality of this space.

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  Hot Water in a motorhome – everything you need to know about the water system in caravanning

  Posted in: Heat exchangers and everything related to them, Water filtration and purification - CH, DHW, drinking water

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  Caravanning doesn’t mean giving up hot water – read how you can provide hot water in your motorhome using a heat exchanger or other methods.

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  How do you clean a hot water heat exchanger in a motorhome or campervan?

  Posted in: Heat exchangers and everything related to them

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  Find out the basics of cleaning a plate heat exchanger that provides hot water in a motorhome. What should you use and how do you do it?

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  Titanium – what kind of material is it?

  Posted in: Heat exchangers and everything related to them, Others, Swimming pool heating and pool heat exchangers

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  Everything you need to know about the material called titanium.

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  Brass CW617N - what kind of material is it?

  Posted in: Others, Mixing valves, 3-way and 4-way valves, Refrigerants and heat exchangers for gas

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  What exactly is CW617N – the material used for heat exchanger fittings? What is it made of?

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  Filters for central heating systems – what to consider when buying?

  Posted in: Water filtration and purification - CH, DHW, drinking water, Central heating boilers and everything related to them

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  Filters in a central heating system play a crucial role – they protect the installation from contaminants that can reduce its efficiency and shorten its lifespan. Read more.

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  Underfloor heating furnace – key criteria for choosing the best solution

  Posted in: Underfloor heating and everything about its operation, Central heating boilers and everything related to them

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  Choosing the right furnace for underfloor heating is the key to thermal comfort and energy efficiency in your home. Read more.

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  Monoblock vs. Split – Which Heat Pump System is Best for Your Home?

  Posted in: Heat pumps and all aspects of their operation

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  Choosing the right heat pump system is crucial for thermal comfort, operating costs, and the energy efficiency of your building. Learn more.

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  How to properly connect underfloor heating to an existing central heating system?

  Posted in: Underfloor heating and everything about its operation

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  Connecting underfloor heating to an existing central heating system requires care and proper preparation. Read more how to proceed.

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  Can a heat pump cool? Everything you need to know before buying

  Posted in: Heat pumps and all aspects of their operation

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  More and more people are looking for modern and eco-friendly methods to heat and cool their homes. One standout solution is the heat pump, which not only provides warmth in winter but also effectively lowers the temperature in summer.

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