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Do You Really Need a Buffer? Heat Pump Flow Rates Explained

Join our new interactive heat pump educational platform — mobile-friendly, practical, and designed for modern learning: 🌍 https://www.hvaceduhub.com/courses/ How powerful is the circulation pump in your heating system? Let's examine a real-life scenario. When discussing heat pump systems, everyone worries about whether the pump can adequately supply the system, often calculating it at maximum load. This approach is necessary for determining heat loss and sizing your heating system accurately. However, is such a high flow rate always required? Let's consider an example. Here's a diagram for 16 kW units, as our videos typically focus on family buildings and houses, where 16 kW is usually the maximum capacity. For a 16 kW unit, the maximum flow rate is 45 liters per minute. We can calculate this using the formula: Q = m x c x dT We have an indoor temperature of 20 °C. Celsius that we aim to maintain in our house. The unit has a capacity of 16 kW, and our design outdoor temperature is -10°C. Let's analyse the situation at -10°C using three main variables to understand our heat loss, consumption, and flow rate. At -10°C, our compressor operates nearly at full load, at 80 hertz, and our flow rate is 45 liters per minute. We must ensure sufficient capacity or flow rate to handle a certain pressure drop. However, remember, this maximum flow rate is necessary only at maximum load. When the outdoor temperature is not -10°C, our flow rate changes. For instance, if the outdoor temperature is +5°C, our flow rate drops to 22.5 liters per minute because the delta between indoor and outdoor temperatures decreases. In such cases, the compressor also modulates its operation, adjusting to, for example, 40 hertz to maintain stable conditions. Conversely, at higher outdoor temperatures, such as 13°C, the flow rate further decreases to around 11.5 or 12 liters per minute, while the compressor operates at 20 hertz. Typically, our compressor and pump operate in correlation: as the frequency rises, so does the flow rate, and vice versa. This is crucial for maintaining desired heating capacity. It's also worth noting that for typical systems in family homes with up to 16 kW capacity, additional buffers or pumps may not be necessary. This discussion primarily revolves around 16 kW units with a flow rate of 45 liters per minute, which is often sufficient even for slightly larger heat loss scenarios. By designing the system well and avoiding oversizing, you ensure stable operation throughout the year. 📚 Download your free Heat Pump Guide here: https://www.hvaceduhub.com/resources 👨‍💻 LinkedIn:   / mario-dodic   🌍 Web: https://hvaceduhub.com 📸 Instagram:   / hvaceduhub   📧 E-mail: [email protected] Check other videos on the channel: 1. Heat Loss Calculation - ultimate guide Part1 -    • Heat Loss Calculation | Your ultimate guide   2. Room Heat Loss - step by step Part2 -    • Heat Loss Calculation | Your ultimate guide   3. Heat Pump Capacity and Flow Rate - Quick Formula -    • How to Calculate Heat Pump Capacity & Flow...   4. The Main Problem with Oversized Heat Pump -    • How to Calculate Heat Pump Capacity & Flow...   5. Heat Pump COP explained -    • Heat Pump COP Explained | What Is Coeffici...   6. Domestic Hot Water (DHW) Tank Calculation -    • DHW Tank Sizing Explained | How to Calcula...   7. How To Become Perfect HVAC Professional? -    • How to Become a Top HVAC Professional | Ti...   8. What Is The Secret Behind 75 °C Water Temperature With R290 Refrigerant? -    • The Secret to 75°C Hot Water with R290 Ref...   9. Heat Pump Case Study No1 - 12 kW / 300 m2 - Part 1 -    • 300m² Underfloor Heating System Explained ...   10. Buffer On Heat Pump System - YES OR NO? -    • Buffer Tank in Heat Pump Systems | Do You ...   11. Heat Pump Case Study No1 - 12 kW / 300 m2 - Part 2 -    • 300 m² Underfloor Heating Case Study | 12 ...   12. Heat Pump Delta T - Why Is It Important? -    • Why Delta T of 5 Matters in Heat Pump Syst...   13. Pipes In Heating System - Velocity and Diameter -    • Pipe Velocity in Heating Systems Explained...   14. Is Heat Pump Expensive To Run? -    • 12 kW Heat Pump Using Too Much Power? How ...   15. Heat Pump - The Simpler The Better -    • Underfloor Heating Without a Buffer? Circu...   16. How Outdoor Temperature Affects Heat Loss -    • Heat Pump Weather Compensation Explained |...