Primary secondary hydronic systems have long been the industry standard, but many systems do not always perform as expected in real world operation. For design engineers and building owners, this often means expensive plant not delivering the expected efficiency or reliability, resulting in higher operating costs, increased downtime, and ongoing occupant complaints.

In this webinar, we will explore how hydronic system design has evolved, why primary secondary systems became widely used, and how they compare to primary only approaches, including their respective strengths and limitations. We will also introduce distributed pumping and take a practical look at where it fits within modern system design.

In addition, we will cover key performance challenges such as low Delta T syndrome, along with approaches to hydraulic separation, including close fitting tees.

Join us to gain practical insights and answers to these challenges, helping you make more informed design decisions and better align system performance with operational expectations.

PDH certificates will be sent to all attendees