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8. Thermix V - Meibes

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<strong>8.</strong> <strong>Thermix</strong> V with thermostatic temperature regulation<br />

Setting of the preliminary heat temperature of the mixed heating circuit at the thermostat head:<br />

Thermostat setting Preliminary temperature of the mixed heating circuit<br />

* ca. 25°C<br />

1 ca. 30°C<br />

2 ca. 35°C<br />

3 ca. 40°C<br />

4 ca. 45°C<br />

5 ca. 50°C<br />

see Fig. 9 A Bypass primary (must remain closed for proper functioning)<br />

<strong>8.</strong> <strong>Thermix</strong> V (Fig.3)<br />

B Bypass secondary (see item 3.2)<br />

C Temperature sensor<br />

D Thermostatically regulated injection valve (for setting, see table)<br />

Setting the volumetric flow rates / hydraulic alignment between mixed and unmixed circuit:<br />

see Fig. D3 A Volumetric flow - pressure Loss diagram -<strong>Thermix</strong> V<br />

B Pressure loss (bar)<br />

C Volumetric flow [l/h]<br />

The necessary volumetric flow rate for the unmixed heating circuit results from its heat requirement. The necessary flow volume for the mixed<br />

heating circuit and the required pump level of the <strong>Thermix</strong> pump are to be taken from the enclosed table in accordance with the heating<br />

requirements.<br />

Requirement for presetting both volumetric flow rates:<br />

1. All radiator valves in the unmixed circuit must be set to maximum flow-rate<br />

2. The injection valve on <strong>Thermix</strong> is completely open (setting 5 on the thermostat head).<br />

3. The pump on <strong>Thermix</strong> is switched on.<br />

The flow volume is adjusted on the individual flow meters as follows:<br />

1. Set the established pump level on <strong>Thermix</strong> pump.<br />

2. Set the volumetric flow rate established for the mixed circuit using the compensation valve.<br />

3. Carry out the fine-tuning of both compensation valves until the stated volumetric flow rates are set.<br />

Should there be an increase in the head load/demand, set <strong>Thermix</strong> pump to the next highest level and perform the adjustment once again. All<br />

modifications of the heating requirement (e.g. in case of an extension of the floor heating area) require a renewed setting of the volumetric<br />

rates.<br />

20<br />

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