A secondary control circuit is an additional control loop within a thermal oil system. It is used to regulate the temperature directly at the consumer with high precision – independently of the temperature in the primary circuit. Secondary control circuits are used when individuel consumers have different or particularly constant temperature requirements.
System Properties:
Secondary control circuits supply consumers with heat and cold at precisely adjustable media temperatures. With a single heat source, a wide range of different temperature levels and capacities can be achieved. AURA secondary circuits are available both with and without coolers.
In the primary circuit, the thermal oil is heated to a higher base temperature. The secondary control circuit draws the required amount of heat from the primary circuit and regulates the temperate at the consumer via:
This ensures that the desired setpoint temperature is maintained consistently, even under fluctuating load conditions. Optionally, the secondary control circuit can also integrate a cooling function to enable rapid temperature reductions.
When individual consumers have different or very precise temperature requirements.
Yes, secondary control circuits can be easily integrated into existing thermal oil systems.
Yes, depending on the design, a heating/cooling control system can be implemented.
Yes, through stable and consistent temperature control.
Indirectly yes, as overheating and unnecessary peak loads are avoided.
