One of the most pleasant sounds in nature is the murmur of water. True, under certain circumstances it can become a stress factor when it indicates an approaching danger, and in case of rabies (this viral disease otherwise called hydrophobia), not only the water itself, but also the sound produced by it can cause terrible convulsions in the patient... But normally, the murmur of water still has a calming and relaxing effect on a person. It is no coincidence that it is so popular in audio CDs intended for relaxation, where calm music is combined with natural sounds.
How does this pleasant and soothing sound arise?
To understand this, you first have to remember why sounds arise in the first place.
Sound is the vibration of an elastic medium. In other words, in order to make a sound that will be heard by someone, the air must move.
Water is constantly in motion - and in contact with the air located above it. Thanks to this, it can “capture” the surrounding air, as a result of which air bubbles form in the water. The air in this form is in a compressed state. Of course, such bubbles do not “live” in water for long: they burst quite quickly. The air compressed by water breaks free, resulting in an oscillation of the elastic air medium. This is what produces the sound. They are immediately replaced by new bubbles, which also burst - and this happens constantly. For human hearing, this continuous “series” of sounds merges into a murmur that lasts continuously.
It is easy to see that the less calm the water, the more strong sound she produces. This happens when water encounters some kind of obstacle, or when a fast flow of water goes around a bend - because in these cases, the water flow, constantly changing its level, comes into stronger contact with the air, capturing it.
The murmur of water intensifies in those places where its flow changes. In this case, several layers are formed in the water column, the flow speed of which varies. Those layers that are located in the middle move at a higher speed, and those that are located near the edges move at a lower speed. Friction arises between such layers, to which is also added friction against the banks, all this together produces the gurgling sound that people like so much.
As for the calming effect that the sound of murmuring water has on people, it is explained by the monotony of this sound. Any monotonous stimulus - be it auditory, visual or some other - constantly excites a certain part of the cerebral cortex, and ultimately it loses the ability to be excited as a result of fatigue; excitation is replaced by inhibition, which also affects other parts of the cortex. This is the calming effect that people who “go out into nature” to a river or forest stream like so much.
Everyone who has had a water heating, have encountered such a phenomenon as noise in pipes. Let's look at it in more detail, because this is a sign of incorrect operation of the system, incorrectly selected technical specifications instruments and devices, or incorrectly assembled circuit pipeline.
Many years of experience in operating heating systems assembled on pipes made of different materials, showed that heating pipes made of steel or cast iron make the most noise and the loudest noise. But metal-plastic or PVC pipelines can also generate noise in the heating system of the following order: bubbling in the boiler or in pipes, gurgling, clicks and knocks, crackling and rattling, whistling. Each such sound indicates a specific breakdown or cause of the noise. But in addition to identifying the cause of noise, we can find out what to do to eliminate this or that noise.
Let us list the main reasons why the heating pipes of a private house or apartment in a high-rise building hum:
- Airing in the heating system;
- Loud noise in heating pipes may occur due to high speed movement of the working fluid, which can happen if the diameter of the pipes is chosen incorrectly, and also due to the fact that metal pipes over time, they become covered from the inside with lime and mineral deposits;
- If water gurgles, this means that the coolant is leaking through a crack in the pipe, through an open valve, or through a poorly sealed threaded connection;
- There may be the following reasons: rust or scale has peeled off and clogged the pipe, so the pipeline gurgles;
- Incorrect installation shut-off valves and other equipment;
- If you turn on the circulation pump and there is noise, hum or hum, the reason for this may be that the pump power is too high;
- Depreciation (wear) of fittings or thermostats;
- Also, water in the heating system of a private house can make noise due to the fact that the steam in the superheated coolant flowing from a pipe of a smaller diameter to a pipe of a larger diameter and vice versa collapses loudly and makes noise from the heating system.
How to neutralize noise in pipes
The source of noise in the house is often the areas where communications are located - the boiler room, the piping system, the collector, etc. Each malfunction in the heating system is accompanied by its own original sounds and noises, so the problem can often be diagnosed by the way the water gurgles;
- Humming or howling in heating pipes is explained by leakage of working fluid. Usually the leak is easy to detect visually, the leak is corrected by repairing the area or replacing the broken unit.
- The hum is caused by incorrect calculations of pipe diameters: the diameter is less than the calculated one - this is an obligatory hum or seething;
- Crackling or clicking noises in pipes are the result of debris, salts or scale getting into the line. Solid particles rubbing against the pipe walls cause a gurgling sound. Clicking noises are also a sign of a clogged pipeline. This phenomenon is eliminated by completely flushing the system with preliminary draining of the old coolant;
- If the valve is installed in the opposite direction, then the pipes in a private or apartment building will also crack and click. Elimination – correct installation or replacement of fittings;
- A tightly closed ball valve can also make noise. Elimination of such noise or gurgling is done by loosening the rod;
- In addition, taps with thermostats make noise and pipes hum if the set temperature coincides with the actual temperature in the room. Get rid of unpleasant sounds you can turn the thermal head towards the sprocket;
- Rumbling and whistling noises in the line are caused by air accumulation in the home's heating system. Noises are usually accompanied by cooling of radiators, since the air blocks the movement of the coolant through the pipes, and the heat is distributed unevenly throughout the rooms;
Important: When selecting new valves, please note that ball valves They last longer and can be inserted into the system in any direction. Get clogged Ball Valves also much less common than screw ones.
Air locks always stop at the top level of the system, so automatic air collectors, bleed valves or valves must be installed at such points. The last radiators in the circuit should be equipped with a Mayevsky tap. If you have figured out why the water is babbling, and this is - air jams in the system, you need to bleed the air from the batteries. You should start with the coldest radiator.
- Knocking and rattling: the main riser can be filled with sounds due to poor fastenings of pipes or batteries. Even a slight acceleration of the coolant causes the radiator to knock against the wall, the brackets to rattle against the radiator, and other noises. In addition, even the chimney will make noise if the heating pipes pass close to a metal chimney pipe. Such noise in the heating of an apartment building or private building is eliminated by installing rubber or silicone gaskets between adjacent vibrating surfaces of devices and appliances;
- Closely spaced or intersecting pipes may also make knocking or rattling noises. The source of noise must be soundproofed or the installation diagram altered;
Recommendations for preventing extraneous noise and sounds
In order to avoid buzzing in the cart or in the house, it is necessary to observe certain rules and expert advice that arises from the practice of installing and operating heating appliances and devices:
- When welding polypropylene (PVC) pipes with a soldering iron, it is necessary to withstand exact time warming up the elements being connected, since due to exceeding the heating temperature, the working clearance inside the pipe decreases, and due to underheating of the parts, the reliability of the seam decreases and the possibility of cracks increases;
- Heating circuit pipes located close to each other must be wrapped in several (at least one layer) layers of heat and sound insulation;
- When welding a metal heating circuit, it is necessary to use only high-quality electrodes of the required brand;
- All upper points of the heating circuit and all heating devices (especially the last radiators in the circuit) must be equipped with Mayevsky taps, through which air is released from the system;
- Shut-off valves, taps, valves and filters for coarse and fine cleaning it is recommended to cut into the pipes in the corresponding direction of movement of the working fluid, indicated by the arrow on the device;
- Power circulation pump must be calculated in advance in accordance with the heating wiring diagram and the equipment being used;
- Batteries, registers or radiators must be mounted on the walls only horizontally (checked with a level) to prevent air pockets from appearing in the housing;
- During soldering or welding, it is necessary to ensure that scale, splashes of metal, and drops of plastic do not get into the pipeline - such a blockage will lead to noise in the pipe and fill the riser with sounds of unknown origin;
- What can I do to keep the running circulation pump quiet or as quiet as possible? The unit is installed on vibration inserts (rubber or silicone washers, pads) and the pump housing is covered with a noise-proof casing;
- An autonomous heating system with several pumps (circulation, pressure, pump-out) requires a more complete minimization of system noise with the devices turned on. For this there is a simple rule - all pumps must operate in strictly designed mode and not exceed the parameters permissible loads. If the pump, after switching on, begins to make noise for a short time, and then the noise stops, this does not mean that everything is in order - check the operating mode of the unit and move it to the optimal position;
- Try to install only high-quality elements, parts, assemblies, plumbing fixtures, accessories and fittings, use high-quality auxiliary materials - gaskets, seals, hardware, which will help reduce the noise level or its occurrence;
- It is recommended to flush the system pipes before and after heating season– this measure will prevent the appearance of salt mineral deposits on the walls of the pipeline.
conclusions
All of the noises listed above and how to prevent and eliminate them are aimed at optimizing the problem if pipes or heating equipment begin to make noise. First important stage troubleshooting - identifying the location of the source of extraneous sound. The second step is to assess the scope of work and required quantity materials. The third stage is opportunity assessment self-repair or eliminating noise in other ways, or determining the need to call specialists. A situation may also arise in which the noise can last until the end of the heating season, which will make it easier to eliminate them when the boiler is turned off.
In a high-rise building, such issues should be resolved by the utility service, but it is better to monitor their work. By identifying the source of noise in the pipeline in a timely manner, you will save not only money and expensive equipment, but also your health.
Water heating is not always silent system heating Sometimes you can hear strange sounds coming from the pipelines. Some of them are completely harmless and can be ignored, while others serve as a signal of the presence serious problems. Let's try to figure out why the water is noisy in the heating pipes, and what can be done about it.
What types of noise can pipelines make?
The sounds emanating from heating system elements are legendary. Under certain circumstances, not only heating pipes make noise in the house, but also other pipelines. At the same time, the sound range of all sanitary systems is approximately the same. The most “musical” ones are metal pipes, but plastic ones can also “delight” with unusual melodies. A water heating system can make a wide variety of sounds:
- murmur;
- gurgling;
- rattling;
- knock;
- crack;
- clicks;
- whistling;
Specific sounds indicate problems with the heating system, so it is necessary to short time identify and eliminate the source of noise, since systematic exposure to it leads to disorders of the nervous system, interferes with sleep and reduces performance.
Why is water noisy in heating pipes?
Noise in heating pipes is caused by the following reasons:
- air jams;
- high speed of coolant movement due to incorrectly selected pipeline diameter or a decrease in the internal lumen of the pipe due to overgrowing of its walls;
- coolant leakage in emergency areas or through poorly closed valves;
- scale peeled off from the pipe walls or debris that got into the circuit during installation;
- faulty or incorrectly installed valves;
- excessive pump power or improper installation;
- wear of control valves or thermostatic heads;
- cavitation - the formation of steam bubbles in the coolant in the area of a sharp increase in the diameter of the pipeline (the appearance of an area low blood pressure) followed by their collapse, destroying the equipment;
- violations of installation technology (use, failure to observe the minimum distance between parallel sections of a metal pipeline during installation, installation of a filter or valve not in the direction of flow indicated on it, etc.).
Important! The central heating always turns on noisily. When the system is filling, you can hear the murmur of the coolant, the heating of the circuit is accompanied by clicking sounds, and the air coming out of it is accompanied by a whistle. Maintenance heating equipment Before starting, it can also be performed using shock. Such noises usually disappear once the system is operational and are not a cause for concern.
If extraneous sounds appeared at the height of the heating season or did not disappear after the start-up took place, then this is a signal of the presence of malfunctions, and malfunctions should be looked for not only in yourself or your neighbors in the riser, but also in heating point or elevator unit- the source of trouble may be located far beyond the boundaries of the home, since sound waves travel well through pipes.
Methods for neutralizing noise
The source of noise often turns out to be in the locations of public utilities. The coolant pressure at the heating main entry point is the highest, so the slightest malfunction in it can immediately manifest itself in the form of strange sounds throughout the entire entrance. In a private house, the noisiest place is the furnace or heat generator room, where the boiler and its entire piping system are located.
On a note: Aluminum and bimetallic radiators. Thin metal transmits any vibrations through itself, like a megaphone. In such heating devices, the slightest technological noise acquires an amplified sound.
If the problem turns out to be a malfunction of collectively owned equipment, then you should not fix it yourself. Worn-out components can literally crumble at the slightest attempt to unwind them, and all the blame will be placed on the one who unauthorizedly interfered with the operation of the “perfectly debugged” system. It is better to send a complaint to the service organization and patiently wait for their representative to repair the faulty components.
A visual reminder with the coordinates of addressees if it is necessary to contact housing and communal services issues If you were able to diagnose problems within your own or a neighbor’s home, then you should begin to eliminate them as quickly as possible. In this case, any delay is fraught with aggravation of the situation and complication of repair work.
How to get rid of noise in the heating system
Each problem in the heating system creates a type of noise that is characteristic only of it, which is a clue for diagnosis. The list of measures taken depends on the sounds the heating pipes make.
Humming, howling
The loudest and most unpleasant type of noise. Pipes can start buzzing out of the blue and give rise to poltergeist stories. However, mysticism has nothing to do with it, and communication with spirits will not save you from noise in the pipes.
When a hum occurs, you need to look for a coolant leak. First of all, a thorough inspection of your home is carried out, then all neighboring apartments. If everything is dry, then the search continues in the basement. A cloud of steam, a puddle or a whistle will help you easily determine the place where the water is leaking. IN apartment buildings will carry out repairs Management Company, in a private house - the owner of the property. After inspecting the problem area, a decision is made on how to eliminate the malfunction - by repairing or replacing the unit; sometimes it is enough to simply tighten a poorly closed valve.
Another reason for the hum may be the use of pipes in the heating system with a diameter smaller than the calculated one. In this case, the problem area is determined by ear, and the required section of the pipeline is replaced with material with greater permeability. At correct selection pipes and high-quality performance, you will no longer have to listen to pipes humming.
Distribution node of the system central heating V basement apartment building old building Bubbling, crackling and clicking
Particles of debris, sludge or exfoliated scale, when moving through the pipes, hit the walls and rub against them, creating noise in the form of crackling or seething. A characteristic sound when clogged is also a clicking sound. To eliminate this type of noise, it is necessary to flush the system.
Foreign objects in the pipes will click until they come out. Therefore, all liquid is drained from the system through the drain valve. Using a hose, the old coolant with debris is directed into the sewer, and the system is additionally washed with water ( steel pipes tap the outside with a wooden mallet to remove scale from the inside from the walls), after which the heating circuit is refilled.
Important! Before draining dirty water It is better to dismantle the drain valve to allow large fragments of debris to come out without clogging the shut-off device.
Quite often, pipes crack and click due to a malfunction of the valve or its installation in the wrong direction of flow. The curved passage hole easily becomes clogged, and over time a plug may form in it, completely blocking the movement of the coolant. Partial blocking of the pipe lumen with debris creates noise when water passes through. If the valve is positioned the other way around, then liquid enters it not from the bottom side of the locking disc, but from above, which leads to destruction of the stem and separation of the valve. In this case, the movement of the coolant will also be accompanied by noise.
The most rational way out of the situation is to replace the valve, since it is already partially worn out in the wrong position and is therefore unpredictable after reinstallation. In the absence of a new unit, you can temporarily install the old one by replacing the sealing material of the threaded connections.
Advice: When choosing new shut-off and control valves, you need to keep in mind that ball (plug) valves are much more practical to use, can be installed in any direction and are not as sensitive to blockages as screw valves.
If you close it tightly ball valve, then it can also become a source of noise. This is not a malfunction and can be corrected by opening it slightly or closing it completely. Valves with thermostatic heads can also make noise if the temperature set on them is close to the actual temperature in the room. In this case, the entrance to the radiator is not completely blocked, and the coolant passes through a small hole with a characteristic sound. To get rid of the noise, just turn the head towards the sprocket.
Murmuring, whistling
When air accumulates, you can hear the sound of water bubbling in the heating pipes - a very common phenomenon. Air can enter the system during repair work, or be sucked in through loose connections - an air lock, regardless of its origin, prevents the normal circulation of the coolant. Not only does the water gurgle annoyingly, but the heating devices do not heat up properly. If an air lock forms that completely blocks the lumen of the pipe, the radiators after the problem section of the pipeline will remain cold.
Air always accumulates at the highest points of the system, since it is lighter than water. This is where special valves or automatic air collectors are usually installed. Radiators located at the end of a horizontal branch must be equipped with a Mayevsky tap. In some types of systems, each heating device has a so-called “air vent”. Nodes modern designs They can be easily turned by hand; older ones will have to be operated using an adjustable wrench or a screwdriver.
First of all, you need to try to bleed the air from the radiators of your apartment. The operation begins with the coldest device, if available. Often it is local air pockets that interfere with heating. If this does not give results, then you need to ask your neighbors on the top floor to find the appropriate tap and open it. In difficult situations, it is better to call a qualified plumber. The indicator of success - the release of air - is a characteristic whistle.
Advice: To avoid getting burned, you need to open the Mayevsky tap smoothly, being careful - hot water the system is under pressure. In addition, to collect water that will flow from the radiator, it is necessary to first prepare a container of sufficient volume with a wide neck.
Knocking, rattling
The cause of the knocking noise is usually a loose pipe or radiator bracket. The slightest vibration when the coolant passes through such a unit causes rattling, and if the supports are very loose, the radiator hits the fasteners. The system will stop making noise if the brackets are firmly fixed. To dampen vibration, you can install a heat-resistant rubber gasket between the device and the support.
Sometimes knocking noises can be caused by parallel or intersecting pipes being too close together. At temperature deformations one pipeline begins to touch another, beats against it and becomes a source of noise. Sound insulation can save the situation if the available gap is enough to accommodate it. Otherwise, to eliminate the knocking, you will have to shift the problem area.
In some cases, knocking on heating pipes in apartment buildings is caused by dissatisfaction with neighbors. This type of noise is usually characterized by a lack of periodicity and occurs in the form of a reaction to certain provoking actions. It’s just that all residents have to “enjoy” the specific sounds. Technical measures will not help here; sound insulation can only partially save. Conflicts with neighbors can only be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy.
Expert advice on preventing unwanted sounds from appearing in the heating circuit
The likelihood of noise in heating pipes can be reduced by adhering to the following professional recommendations:
Important! In searching for the source of noise, a dry stick (the handle of a shovel) can help, one end of which is pressed tightly to the ear, and the other - alternately to the elements of the heating system. In the problem area, the noise will manifest itself louder and clearer.
Conclusion
This article addresses the question at the everyday level: what to do if heating pipes make noise? The first and most important step is to locate the source. Then you need to objectively assess your strengths and possible consequences from trying to troubleshoot a problem to deciding whether to fix it immediately or put it off renovation work until the end of the heating season.
Some heating problems can be fixed with your own hands, but difficult cases You can’t do without specialists. In apartment buildings, it is better to entrust the issue to public utilities, while not forgetting to control their actions. By responding to noise in pipes in a timely manner, you will preserve your health and nerves, and also protect your heating system from more serious damage.
Types of noise in a home heating system
Abnormal noises and sounds that appear in the heating system can turn living in a private house into absolute hell. Annoying nervous system residents, they make them aggressive and lead to scandals and troubles in the family. So what are these noises? How to diagnose them? How to get rid of them?
Read this article and you will understand how to do this and cure the heating system of your private home.
Types of noise in the heating system of a private house. Murmuring of water, extraneous sounds, gurgling, noise, hum, whistle, squeaks, trembling, vibration, knocking and knocking in the heating system.
When any water heating system in a private home operates, noise always occurs. But they are different:
- Operating noises from a normally functioning and functioning heating system. As a rule, they do not cause inconvenience for homeowners and are perceived without discomfort.
- Abnormal noises associated with breakdowns and malfunctions of the heating system. Abnormal noises can make living in your home impossible, stressful and uncomfortable.
Operating noise consists of the noise of a running boiler, the noise of the circulation pump and the noise of the coolant moving through pipes and other components of the heating system. The operating noise level should not exceed the standards and design noise level for this project. The design level of operating noise is calculated when designing the heating system.
If the calculated noise level turns out to be unacceptable, then the project replaces components and elements with more expensive and less noisy ones. The project also increases the diameter of the pipes and selects less noisy heating radiators. As for abnormal noises, they can appear at any stage of operation of the heating system.
Here is a list of just some types of abnormal noises:
- The sound of water in heating pipes.
- Air gurgling in the heating system.
- Low-frequency sounds - trembling, vibration, knocking, blows.
- Mid-frequency noises - hum, squeak, whistle.
- High frequency and broadband noise.
The initial constant presence of anomalous noise in new system heating occurs due to incorrect design of the system, defective components and elements, or improper installation of the system. The periodic appearance of abnormal noises is most likely associated with incorrect operating dynamics of the heating system, lack of power, emergency operating modes, as well as with some types of heating system malfunctions.
As a rule, the periodic appearance of noise occurs due to errors in the design of the heating system. The sudden constant appearance of abnormal noises is associated only with a malfunction of the heating system.
Reasons for the appearance of coolant murmurs, extraneous noises and sounds during the operation of the heating system of a private house.
The reasons for the appearance of abnormal noise in the operation of the heating system can be errors in the design, errors during installation, or the appearance of malfunctions in the heating system.
1. The sound of water in the heating pipes. The reason for the gurgling of water is the entry of air into the heating system. There can be many reasons for air ingress and only a specialist can find them.
2. Air gurgling in the heating system. The causes of gurgling in the heating system may be boiling of the coolant due to wrong mode heating operation, and of course air getting into it.
3. Low-frequency sounds - trembling, vibration, knocking, blows. The reasons for the appearance of trembling in the heating system are most often malfunctions leading to increased operating modes of the water heating system with forced circulation coolant, pipe corrosion and blockages.
In general, the quietest heating systems are those with natural circulation coolant, and the noisiest with forced. Tremors, vibrations, knocks and shocks most often appear in heating systems with forced circulation. Pressed under high pressure through the heating system, the coolant encounters many obstacles on its way, which produce all sorts of sounds, from glorious singing to hellish thunder. Vibrations most often appear as a result of resonant vibrations due to poor installation and fastening of pipes, although there may be other reasons. Knocks and impacts are clear signs of serious damage to components or foreign objects entering the heating system. They can also be caused by blockages.
4. Mid-frequency noise - hum, squeak, whistle. This type of sound indicates the appearance of powerful cavitation and fatal corrosion in the heating system. But it may also appear due to high blood pressure coolant, and due to emergency operation of the boiler. Incorrect adjustment of the automatic temperature control system for operating modes can also lead to humming, squeaking and whistling.
5. High-frequency and broadband noise. The reasons for the appearance of high-frequency and broadband noise are fatal corrosion of pipes and radiators, as well as increased coolant movement caused by boiler equipment reaching extreme and emergency modes work.
Searching and diagnosing faults in the heating system of a private home, causing the gurgling of water and extraneous sounds with noise.
The most time-consuming and expensive undertaking is the search for sources of abnormal noises, sounds, knocks, overtones, vibrations and shocks. In general, such troubles usually occur in heating systems installed by teams of hacks without any projects on the cheap. And as a result, the homeowner incurs a series of costs for troubleshooting and fixing them.
By the way, there are times when you have to completely change the heating system. Only experienced specialists. When water gurgles in the heating system, a check is made for the presence of air and the reasons for its penetration are sought. These could be leaks or leaks.
When knocking sounds occur, faulty valves and the location of foreign objects in the heating system are looked for. At the same time, everything is checked, from the boiler to the very last flow. Bottlenecks, couplings, adapters, splitters, entry points, outlets of radiators, valve plates and taps can become clogged with foreign dirt and objects and cause a variety of sounds.
Diagnostics of vibrations is particularly difficult. Since it is impossible to identify fatal corrosion without disassembling the heating system. When water hammer occurs, the situation is even more complicated, since there can be an incredible variety of reasons for their occurrence. Causes are identified using the method of exclusion. How it's done:
- A list is being compiled possible malfunctions, which can cause the appearance of one or another type of anomalous sound.
- All reasons from this list are sequentially checked and excluded.
As a result of this analysis, it is revealed problem areas, malfunctions, breakdowns and accidents of the heating system, leading to the appearance of abnormal sounds, vibrations and noise.
Methods for eliminating the murmur of coolant and other extraneous noises and sounds that occur during operation of the heating system.
To eliminate the operating noise of a normally operating and serviceable heating system, sound insulation of boiler rooms is used, or system elements are replaced with more expensive and less noisy ones. To eliminate abnormal sounds and noises in the heating system during its operation, use different techniques depending on the type of sounds. We will look at some elimination techniques to introduce the process of healing a system.
1. The murmuring of water in the pipes and the gurgling of air in the heating system. If water is bubbling and gurgling in the heating pipes, before deaerating the system, it is necessary to identify places through which air could enter the system and draw up a work plan to eliminate them. If air in the system is formed as a result of boiling water, then you need to carefully check the operation of all devices automatic regulation temperatures and operating modes of both boiler equipment and other automatically controlled devices. Only after all this work can you begin to deaerate the heating system.
2. Low-frequency sounds - trembling, vibration, knocking, blows. Eliminating such complex sounds will take a lot of time and money, including replacing the entire heating system. The most important thing is to find the causative places. Then the heating system is stopped, water is drained from it, and components and elements are disassembled. Next, the heating system is cleaned of dirt and foreign objects. In case of corrosion and cavitation damage, components, pipes and other elements are replaced heating system for new ones.
3. Mid-frequency noise - hum, squeak, whistle. These noises are treated by replacing the nodes that produce these abnormal sounds with new ones.
4. High-frequency and broadband noise. These types of noise can appear when operating an incorrectly designed heating system, or using cheap components, blocks, elements and other equipment made in China or Ukraine, as well as counterfeits purchased on the market. It is treated by replacing the culprits of the abnormal sounds with new high-quality components from reliable manufacturers.
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