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Do i really need a blending valve for my UFH

Dr4gul4 · 2018-09-24 14:46:40

I'll try and keep this straight forward. Current config, Hot pipe in to blending valve, heads off to the UFH zone manifold, returns out the cold side, and depending on the heat, lets the return back in, or sends it back off to the boiler for reheating. Most modern UFH systems seem to have the zone pump between the hot and…

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I'll try and keep this straight forward. Current config, Hot pipe in to blending valve, heads off to the UFH zone manifold, returns out the cold side, and depending on the heat, lets the return back in, or sends it back off to the boiler for reheating.
Most modern UFH systems seem to have the zone pump between the hot and return side of the manifold, and on the return is controlled by what look to be a termometer, which closes off the return flow to the boiler, assuming the temp of the water stays the same, if not, it allow some back to the boiler, and takes in more hot water.

So, back to the initial point, Do i need a blending valve before said Mixing pump unit. Given the water coming out of the boiler is prob 65 degrees.

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