Why a greenhouse is the ultimate stress test for heating efficiency

Greenhouses represent one of the most demanding environments for hydronic heating systems

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Why a greenhouse is the ultimate stress test for heating efficiency

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Greenhouses represent one of the most demanding environments for hydronic heating systems due to:

• continuous year-round operation

• extensive pipe networks

• high biological activity

• elevated fouling and biofilm formation risk

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NAMS was selected as a DabV® reference partner precisely because these conditions expose system inefficiencies quickly and transparently.

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Unlike controlled test environments, the NAMS installation allowed system performance to be evaluated under:

• real weather variation

• full production load

• continuous energy monitoring

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The consistency of the measured results confirms that the observed 20%+ energy reduction is attributable to improved heat transfer and progressive internal system cleaning — not temporary operational changes or external factors.

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For industrial and commercial customers, this makes the NAMS reference highly relevant:

If DabV® performs in a greenhouse environment, it performs in less demanding systems.

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Tommi Taimi

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tommi.taimi@velua.fi

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