How to exhaust the radiator and how to improve the heating effect

1. Check whether the valve at the inlet of radiator pipe has been opened.

2. Close all valves of radiator.

3. Open the air valve until there is a sound of gas discharging, stop the rotation of the air discharge valve, and then wait for a period of time to let the gas in the pipeline discharge.

4. Open the inlet valve of the heating pipe again, wait for a while, and close the bleeder valve when the water flows out smoothly.

5. Repeat the fourth step for 3 to 5 times, and all the gas in the heating pipe can be exhausted.

How to improve the heating effect

1, the radiator contains a certain thermal resistance. If the thermal resistance is high, the heat emitted is relatively low. If you want to hear the heat dissipation effect of heating, you can reduce the thermal resistance of steel radiator, which can improve the heat dissipation rate of radiator and heat dissipation will be higher.

2, steel radiator, generally there are radiation, convection these two ways of heat dissipation. The indoor air circulation is not smooth and the heat dissipation is slow, which leads to the slow temperature rise of the indoor air and the indoor heat is not hot. At this time, indoor air circulation can be improved and heat dissipation efficiency can be improved.

3. If you want to improve the heat dissipation of the steel radiator, you can appropriately increase the heat dissipation area. At this time, you can choose to install an auxiliary piece on the outer wall of the radiator, which can increase the heat dissipation area and thus increase the heat dissipation. It is also a good help for the increase of indoor temperature.

4. Try not to place large items around the radiator, otherwise it will easily hinder the heat dissipation of the radiator. And indoor furniture, it is best to have feet.

Here, how to exhaust the radiator and how to improve the heating effect are introduced first. The exhaust of the radiator should be done well to ensure the normal heating and normal home life in the later period.