Refers to the total area of the pool.
Refers to the average depth of the current basin.
Refers to the volume needed to handle the fluctuations of the water volume in the basin.
Displays the total volume needed to heat to the desired temperature.
Refers to the temperature at which the basin should be heated.
Refers to the temperature of the basin before any heating starts.
The density of the fluid passing through the valve. Initially, the liquid is assumed to be water.
Specific heat capacity or cp is a measure of a material's ability to store thermal energy. If the unit for the specific heating capacity is J/(kg*K).
How much flow flows through the heat exchanger to heat the pool. The flow is calculated to be constant during the calculation.
Refers to the water temperature supplied to the pool during heating.
Used for calculating heating when setting a fixed effect for heating no matter what the temperature in the basin is. The effect is usually set at the design temperature ratio.
Refers to the size of the room where the pool is located.
An estimated loss per square meter of room.
The time it takes to heat the pool under optimal conditions, ie when all the heat is distributed evenly throughout the pool and the return temperature back to the heat exchanger follows the pool temperature. The heating flow is constant which gives a varying power output.
Shows how long it takes to heat the pool with a constant effect on the transfer, ie the flow varies.
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