Basic boiler controls
- Jonas Cleiren (Unlicensed)
- Dennis De Beuckeleer
The templates consist of various basic control strategies for boilers.
Boiler - Constant temperature
The boiler in this example is set with a constant boiler temperature of 75°C. An ideal boiler is used, which means the supply temperature is exactly 75°C. More information about boilers can be found in Boilers.
Boiler - Heating curve
The boiler in this example is set with a heating curve, which can be altered by the user. More information on boilers and heating curves can be found in Boilers and https://hysopt.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/createpage.action?spaceKey=HRM&title=New%20Wiki%20-%20Generators&linkCreation=true&fromPageId=1247346795.
Boiler - Demand controlled
The boiler in this example is set with the maximum temperature required in the system. For instance if the heating curve of the first branch has a setpoint of 70°C, the second branch a setpoint of 74°C and the domestic hot water storage tank a setpoint of 72°C, the boiler temperature will be 74°C. This way the boiler temperature won’t be higher than the maximum required temperature.
More information on boilers and heating curves can be found in Boilers and https://hysopt.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/createpage.action?spaceKey=HRM&title=New%20Wiki%20-%20Generators&linkCreation=true&fromPageId=1247346795.