This issue of idronics discusses the physical processes at work in hydronic systems and presents a process for troubleshooting issues in residential and light commercial settings. It addresses generic performance issues with hydronic heating and cooling systems, covering common occurences in a wide range of hydronic systems, and often regardless of the brand of heat source or controllers used. Example topics include flue gas condensation, heat source short cycling, corrosion, insufficient flow, insufficient heat output and lack of hydraulic separation.

Caleffi also provides an interactive experience for the journal at idronics.caleffi.com.  The image-rich software optimizes access for mobile and desktop devices while providing intuitive access to formulas, schematics, graphs and technical information for on-the-go professionals.  The content is fully searchable and is complemented with video and resource links. 

idronics is a complimentary educational journal series for hydronic, plumbing and renewable energy professionals to aid them in system design, component application and selection.