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Kevin Freidt is the director of project management and technical support for Caleffi North America. He has a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology, 30-plus years of experience in the commercial HVAC industry, LEED AP accreditation and is an ASPE member.
Water is the life-blood of hydronic systems. Just as we strive to maintain the health of our own circulatory systems, it’s important to maintain the health of the water-based solutions that circulate through the hydronic systems we construct and maintain.
Due to this source of wasted water and the significant potential in energy and resource savings in preventing it, a growing number of building codes are requiring hot water recirculation or pipe heating (such as electrical tape) to conserve water.