Heating system of a multi-story residential building.

A six-story residential building with a basement and an attic has been designed, featuring a stairwell and an elevator shaft that runs through all floors of the building. A central heating system has been chosen for this multi-story building, with heat generated outside the building. The heating system is independent as a heat exchanger is installed in the building, allowing for additional regulation of heat supply. Each floor is equipped with a collector, where a heat meter is installed for each apartment, enabling consumers to monitor and control the amount of heat supplied. From the collector, piping is laid to each apartment in the floor screed, which allows for more efficient use of the space. Cross-linked polyethylene pipes were chosen for the floor installation, as they have good flexibility and plasticity, making installation easier and preventing pipe deformation during expansion and contraction. Steel panel radiators with side connections were selected as heating devices. These radiators provide high heat output due to their design and manufacturing material, are corrosion-resistant, ensuring a long service life, are easy to install, and do not require much effort during installation. Convectors are installed in the stairwell.