The entire process of installing underfloor heating includes the following steps:
Design planning: Firstly, based on the layout of the room and the needs of the users, design a floor heating installation plan. This includes determining the installation area of underfloor heating, the direction and distribution of pipelines, etc.
Ground preparation: Before installing underfloor heating, it is necessary to prepare the ground. This includes cleaning the ground, ensuring that the ground is flat, dry, and removing obstacles on the ground for the installation of underfloor heating pipes.
Laying insulation layer: Lay insulation layer on the ground to reduce heat loss and improve the efficiency of underfloor heating. The thermal insulation layer is usually made of foam plastic or other thermal insulation materials.
Laying reflective film: Lay reflective film on the insulation layer to reflect heat and ensure even distribution of heat. Reflective film can reduce the downward heat transfer and improve the effectiveness of underfloor heating.
Install geothermal pipes: According to the design plan, lay geothermal pipes on the ground. Geothermal pipes can be made of materials such as PE-X pipes, PP-R pipes, or PE-RT pipes. The laying of geothermal pipes requires ensuring even distribution of the pipes to achieve uniform heating.
Filling layer construction: After the geothermal pipe is laid, a filling layer needs to be covered on the pipeline. The filling layer can be cement mortar or other materials used to protect the geothermal pipe and ensure even heat transfer to the ground.
Debugging and testing: After installation, debug and test the underfloor heating system to ensure its normal operation and achieve the expected heating effect. This includes checking the connections of pipelines, setting up temperature control systems, etc.
The working principle of underfloor heating: underfloor heating conducts heat from bottom to top through the heat storage and upward radiation of the ground itself, achieving the purpose of heating. The underfloor heating system can be divided into two types: water underfloor heating and electric underfloor heating, with dry and wet installation methods respectively.
The entire process of installing underfloor heating includes the following steps:
Design planning: Firstly, based on the layout of the room and the needs of the users, design a floor heating installation plan. This includes determining the installation area of underfloor heating, the direction and distribution of pipelines, etc.
Ground preparation: Before installing underfloor heating, it is necessary to prepare the ground. This includes cleaning the ground, ensuring that the ground is flat, dry, and removing obstacles on the ground for the installation of underfloor heating pipes.
Laying insulation layer: Lay insulation layer on the ground to reduce heat loss and improve the efficiency of underfloor heating. The thermal insulation layer is usually made of foam plastic or other thermal insulation materials.
Laying reflective film: Lay reflective film on the insulation layer to reflect heat and ensure even distribution of heat. Reflective film can reduce the downward heat transfer and improve the effectiveness of underfloor heating.
Install geothermal pipes: According to the design plan, lay geothermal pipes on the ground. Geothermal pipes can be made of materials such as PE-X pipes, PP-R pipes, or PE-RT pipes. The laying of geothermal pipes requires ensuring even distribution of the pipes to achieve uniform heating.
Filling layer construction: After the geothermal pipe is laid, a filling layer needs to be covered on the pipeline. The filling layer can be cement mortar or other materials used to protect the geothermal pipe and ensure even heat transfer to the ground.
Debugging and testing: After installation, debug and test the underfloor heating system to ensure its normal operation and achieve the expected heating effect. This includes checking the connections of pipelines, setting up temperature control systems, etc.
The working principle of underfloor heating: underfloor heating conducts heat from bottom to top through the heat storage and upward radiation of the ground itself, achieving the purpose of heating. The underfloor heating system can be divided into two types: water underfloor heating and electric underfloor heating, with dry and wet installation methods respectively.