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Manual T*SOL basic 5.0 - Valentin Software

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User <strong>Manual</strong> <strong>T*SOL</strong> 7 System Definition<br />

Image: Definition of efficiency curve in<br />

relation to the return temperature<br />

On the Efficiency page, you can set the Heating Efficiency for heating using two variables, depending on<br />

the return temperature:<br />

The efficiency calculation will use either the lower heating value Hu (LHV) or the higher heating value Ho<br />

(HHV). The other value is displayed only.<br />

! Define on the page System Definition > System> Savings, whether calculations should be made in<br />

relation to the higher or lower heating value for this system.<br />

! Define on the page Options > Site Data > Units, whether calculations should be made in relation to the<br />

higher or lower heating value for all new projects.<br />

For outside temperatures above 14°C and without heating, the fixed efficiency for DHW supply is used for<br />

calculation.<br />

7.6 Heating Loop<br />

System Definition > Heating Loop<br />

Image 10.8.1: Input dialog for the<br />

heating loop<br />

The operating conditions of the heating loops must be set for all systems with space heating.<br />

Ł Proceed as follows:<br />

1. Define two heating loops, e.g. a high-temperature space heating loop (radiator) and a low<br />

temperature space heating loop (underfloor) via the respective supply and return temperatures.<br />

The two heating loops need not have different supply temperatures.<br />

Dr. <strong>Valentin</strong> Energie<strong>Software</strong> GmbH page 70 / 104

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