If you’re considering installing a heat and chill recovery system, you’ll want to understand how to calculate the size of the waste heat pool heating system you need. This is an important step towards ensuring that your system is efficient and cost-effective.
At Euroheat Australia, we have over 30 years of experience in designing, constructing and installing hydronic heating and cooling systems in Perth. We can design a system that fits your needs and provides optimal energy savings.
In order to calculate the size of the waste heat pool heating system you need, you should consider three main factors: the size of your swimming pool, the temperature differential between your pool water and the surrounding air temperature, and the amount of energy needed to maintain a comfortable water temperature.
Let’s look at each factor individually:
Firstly, consider the size of your swimming pool – this will determine how much energy is needed to maintain a comfortable water temperature for swimming. The bigger the pool, the larger heat loss it will experience due to evaporation and other factors.
Secondly, consider the temperature differential between your pool water and surrounding air temperature – this will determine how much energy must be added or removed from your pool to maintain its desired water temperature. The greater the difference between these two temperatures, the more energy required to make up for that difference.
Finally, consider how much energy is needed to maintain a comfortable water temperature – this largely depends on what kind of equipment you are using in your system (such as pumps or filters) as well as other factors such as wind speed or humidity level outside. Generally speaking, more powerful equipment will require more energy than less powerful equipment in order to operate effectively.
By taking all these factors into consideration when calculating the size of waste heat pool heating system you need, you can ensure optimal efficiency and cost-effectiveness for your system. Here at Euroheat Australia we can provide professional design and installation services for all types of hydronic heating systems in Perth so that you get maximum cost-savings from your waste heat recovery systems. We have decades of experience in designing efficient systems that result in significant energy savings over time – meaning lower electricity bills for our customers!
For example, a typical 9m x 4m heated swimming pool with an average depth of 1m requires approximately 24kWh/day for it’s operation – meaning total yearly costs would be around $2160 per year if powered by electricity alone! However with a properly designed waste heat recovery system installed by Euroheat Australia such costs can be reduced significantly – by up to 75%! That’s an annual saving potential of $1620 per year!
Overall, when considering installing a waste heat recovery system it is important to understand how to calculate its size accurately so that it provides maximum efficiency and cost-effectiveness over time. At Euroheat Australia we have decades of experience designing hydronic heating systems specifically tailored to our customer’s needs – ensuring maximum cost savings throughout its lifetime with minimal disruption during installation process itself. So why not get in touch today?
