
The Function Block HEATCURVE calculates the flow temperature of a heating circuit based on the outdoor temperature, curve and the difference between supply and return temperatures.
The input defines the current outdoor temperature.
The input defines the desired room temperature.
The input defines the minimum required temperature. This is not limited.
The input defines the largest difference between supply and return flow.
Defines the design temperature. E.g.: 70°C.
Defines the design temperature of the external cold. E.g.: -15°C.
Defines the design temperature of the room. E.g.: 20°C.
This input defines the constant of the heating system. Default is 1.33. Depending on requirements, this is set as follows:
| Application | Value |
|---|---|
| Convector Heaters | 1.25 to 1.45 |
| Panel Heaters | 1.2 to 1.3 |
| Radiators | 1.3 |
| Pipes | 1.25 |
| Underfloor Heating | 1.1 |
Defines the threshold of the heating requirement. If this is undershot, then the flow Q equals 0.
Defines the minimum heating circuit temperature. E.g. 25°C.
Defines the maximum heating circuit temperature. E.g. 70°C.
Returns the calculated flow temperature of the heating circuit as a floating-point number.