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All centrifugal pumps in HVAC applications should be equipped with a shut-off valve, check valve, and a balance valve. Or, as an alternative, you can choose a valve that….
Read MoreLast week we learned that ASHRAE defines a balanced system as one that delivers a flow sufficient to achieve a 97% heat transfer at each coil. This week will look at why we balance and outline the strategies that are ...
Read MoreIf you’ve read Parts 1 thru 9 in this Hydronic Balancing Series then you should have a solid understanding of the fundamentals of balancing. If not – go back and review the previous blogs. You need these fundamentals to understand what we will discuss here in Part 10, which is...
Read MoreIn our last blog we covered (in detail!) the step-by-step process of proportionately balancing a hydronic system. But many of you may be wondering if all that legwork is truly necessary when theoretically....
Read MoreMost agree (including those of us at JMP) that flow balancing valves should be placed on the return side of coils whenever possible. Why? Because this location helps reduce air and noise problems within the system.
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