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Dynamic balancing valve has an internal membrane 
capable of automatically adapting to the present 
conditions - similar to the operation of the expansion 
tank, which manages system changes by working on the 
membrane that expands or does not. 
Dynamic balancing valves are provided above all where 
there are terminals such as fan coils, ceiling boxes, or 
utilities that would be affected by yield variations in flow 
rate. Often they are also used as zone valves.
Static balance
Static balancing valves define a valve duty point, the 
maximum flow rate that the valve must maintain when 
the system is running, based on a defined differential 
pressure value at the valve. 
When should hydraulic balancing be carried out? The ideal 
would be to do this in all users, large and small, even if the 
problems that may arise from the lack of balance are usually 
accused more by condominiums than single-family users. 
In recent years, the biggest problems that have been 
encountered have been linked to redevelopment, with the 
obligation to install thermostatic heads in large condominiums. 
With thermostatic valves, less flow to smaller radiators. The 
radiator valve with pre-regulation was created to carry out these 
balancing operations on the heating body more specifically.
How balancing works
The balancing valves are divided into flow balancing 
valves; differential pressure control valves. In turn, 
balancing the flow rates can occur in a "static" or 
"dynamic" way. The pre-regulation is set on the valve, 
according to the parameters defined upstream by the 
thermomechanical designer, who establishes the 
necessary flow rates based on the users, always with a 
view to energy saving.
After making the mapping, the designer defines the 
preset value, determining the flow rate inside the single 
radiator. If this mapping is available, the installer only 
has to follow and set this value, which is set directly on 
the valve. However, these are very simple devices, even 
in the absence of mapping.
From the leaf to the trunk
From the level of the radiator - which is the terminal 
part of the system, like the leaf for the tree - the 
same concept can be transferred to the whole 
system: the radiators are balanced at the level of the 
single apartment, but if you move one level and if you 
consider the entire condominium it is clear that if a 
system is balanced in apartment A, it must be 
expected that it is balanced also in apartment B - vice 
versa, the problems of "unbalancing" affect the latter. 
 
At this point, even the distribution branches that go to 
the individual users need balancing. If there are two 
apartments with radiators already balanced in the 
case of a small condominium or a one-two-family 
house, the riser will also be balanced. 
It is useful to balance risers not only to 
optimize the system but also because 
balancing valves can perform additional 
functions, usually entrusted to additional 
components on the system. It allows 
intercepting the branch or column, 
without the need to install the classic 
shut-off ball valve upstream or 
downstream. 
 
In addition, equipped with a loading and 
unloading cock, in case of maintenance, 
it allows to intercept the single branch, 
unload that part of the system and, once 
the work has been carried out, return to 
load the system, without intervening on 
the remaining part of the system.
• How to set the preset value
An adjustment scale characterizes the 
balancing valves. Usually, it is the designer 
who, upstream, evaluates the balancing on 
the single branches and the single risers and 
gives the installer the presetting value that he 
has to set on the handwheel. The valves have 
a handwheel with a number gradation. Many 
of these valves also have the possibility of 
being blocked and sealed. In this case you 
should contact Dynamic Balancing Denver.
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• State : CO
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