Hello All!
I,m looking for info on radiant heat system design, in particular, tubing size, spacing, etc….
Also, the names of good books and/or web sites were I can get this info.
Thanks!
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Go to HeatingHelp.com and buy Dan Holohan's books.
They are the BEST hydronics books for the layman and very entertaining reading.
Three in particular;
"How Come ?"
"Pumping Away"
"Hydronic Radiant Heating"
Also, "Quick and Basic Hydronic Controls" by Carol Fey, also available at the site.
For the first-timer with zero experience in hydronics, it takes a while to digest what's going on.
But it is well worth the effort in the end.
Alan