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甘肅合水公寓樓電地暖采暖系統

來源：安邦電地暖網　　浏覽次數：13969　　日期：2013年6月01日

概要：甘肃省庆阳市合水四套公寓楼房安装家庭電地暖采暖系統，由安邦的技術人員到現場勘察測量後，牆體爲實心磚整砌，外牆面貼瓷磚；在毛坯房未裝修的基礎上安裝發熱電纜電地暖。甘肃冬日天气特别寒冷，昼夜温差较大，综合因素的考虑安装技术人员帮客户设计采用混凝土回填式安装發熱電纜電地暖。客厅、卧室、走道等安装發熱電纜130W/平方米，卫生间140W/平方米，以保证室内温暖舒适的环境。

建设中的公寓楼

数量：四套公寓楼房，每套320平方，合计实际安装面积1280平方米。
使用材料：安邦雙導發熱電纜，型号ABV0012800 TXLP/2R/17；智能温度控制器；地暖感温探头；地暖专用保温板；地暖专用反射膜；钢丝网、地暖专用铝箔胶带、卡钉等。

材料进场

    铺设方式：混凝土回填式安装（電地暖濕式鋪裝）
    铺设步骤：
   （1）清理施工现场；测量地面及踢脚线的整体平整度，并把水平线标在每个房间的墙面上，用1:3水泥沙拌匀找平，确保所有房间地面在同一水平线上。

地面找平

找平用的水泥砂

（2）铺设绝缘保温层：将聚苯乙烯保温板铺设在平整的结构面上。電地暖地面保溫層鋪設時應切割整齊，保溫板間不得有間隙，並用膠帶黏接平整。

铺设保温层

（3）铺设反射膜：铺设反射膜时，必须平整覆盖整个保温板面，并用胶带固定。

铺设反射膜

（4）铺设钢丝网：将钢丝网铺设在反射膜上，接头处应用卡钉固定，钢丝网之间搭接并绑扎固定。

铺设铁丝网和發熱電纜

（5）铺设發熱電纜：發熱電纜按照已设定的要求间距铺设在钢丝网上，用卡钉将發熱電纜固定在钢丝网上。發熱電纜铺设时，必须保持距离墙面15厘米以上。

發熱電纜安装完成

發熱電纜安装完成

（6）填充浇注混凝土层：混凝土层的填充层厚度应在35mm左右且均匀，混凝土浇注后用木制工具轻轻夯实，填充层完工后48小时内不许踩踏，填充层施工完毕后的地面严禁剔凿、重载。

覆盖3.5cm左右的混凝土层

相關信息：家庭電地暖湿式電地暖安装流程图屏蔽型雙導發熱電纜 TXLP/2R雙導發熱電纜電地暖發熱電纜安装技术手册

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