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What happens with underfloor heating if water gets on the floor?
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Underfloor heating is used to help with controlling the temperature in the house with the convection heating method. If water get on the floor, the water will condensate into steam.
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What happens when heating magnesium hydroxide?
The magnesium oxide (MgO) is obtained and water vapours released.
What happens to the temperature of equal volumes of soil water when they are placed in the sunshine for 30 minutes?
The soil and water heats up and makes uneven heating.
What happens to temperature of equal volumes of soil and water when they are placed in the sunshine for 30 minutes?
The soil and water heats up and makes uneven heating.
Solar water heating?
Sun heating water, normally for domestic use,
Why is your driver side floor getting wet their is no holes on the floor dont know were the water is coming from?
When you experience water on the mat of your car and there are no holes in the floor, very often the water is coming for a leaky windshield or door. After drying the driver's side with paper towels and a squeegy, the leak from a windshield can be confirmed by spraying water from a garden hose onto the windshield and seeing if the water reappears in the floor mat. If no water appears then you will need to check the rubber seals around the door. Two other possible sources - 1. floor vents of the heating and cooling system, or 2. a skylight when the rubber seal has dried out, however you should see moisture in the ceiling liner.
underfloor heating question?
The standard underfloor heating works by taking hot water that runs through pipes under the floor on its way to other parts of your house, such as a bathroom or upstairs. This heats the floor, raising the temperature incrementally in the rooms with heated floors. This can lower your heating bill because it is an efficient way to use energy to heat your house and becuase it helps maintain the temperature in a given room.
What are good electric underfloor heating systems?
I would use an electric boiler and use hot water to heat your floor. It is much more economical. Check with your local plumber and he will give you a quote.
What is a hydronic system?
A boiler with a circulating pump and pipes to convey heating water around a house, through radiators or underfloor pipes.
What happens to heated water after the heating?
Evaporates
What happens if you drop water on the floor?
The floor becomes wet. The water gets evaporated after a while.
Why do you have water in the passenger floor of your 1997 Pontiac grand prix?
bad heating core
What is an ancient roman heating system in which hot air circulates under the floor and between double walls?
The ancient Romans had the hypocaust system of central heating. This was only practical for the first floor. If a second floor needed heating they used a brazier of hot coals.The ancient Romans had the hypocaust system of central heating. This was only practical for the first floor. If a second floor needed heating they used a brazier of hot coals.The ancient Romans had the hypocaust system of central heating. This was only practical for the first floor. If a second floor needed heating they used a brazier of hot coals.The ancient Romans had the hypocaust system of central heating. This was only practical for the first floor. If a second floor needed heating they used a brazier of hot coals.The ancient Romans had the hypocaust system of central heating. This was only practical for the first floor. If a second floor needed heating they used a brazier of hot coals.The ancient Romans had the hypocaust system of central heating. This was only practical for the first floor. If a second floor needed heating they used a brazier of hot coals.The ancient Romans had the hypocaust system of central heating. This was only practical for the first floor. If a second floor needed heating they used a brazier of hot coals.The ancient Romans had the hypocaust system of central heating. This was only practical for the first floor. If a second floor needed heating they used a brazier of hot coals.The ancient Romans had the hypocaust system of central heating. This was only practical for the first floor. If a second floor needed heating they used a brazier of hot coals.
What happens when you put salt in water while a Bunsen burner is heating it up?
The water will evaporate
What happens if you add heat to sulfur?
and add it to water
How were public bathhouses heated?
If you are referring to the Roman bathhouses, there was a furnace under the hot room which heated water in a boiler and released hot air into the hypocaust, the system of underfloor heating, where it passed through a hollow space under the floor. The hot water went to the pool of the hot room through a pipe. A boiler for warm water to produce warm stream for the tepid room was placed quite close to the furnace and higher up, so that it used that heat to warm up its water.
Why ground floor height is more then 1st floor?
There are lots of reasons this may be true. I suspect the biggest reason is that somewhere on that floor is the heating and cooling equipment, water heating, etc. and the ceiling height is necessary for that equipment. If this is true then you also have the bulk of your ducts, water pipes, etc. in the ceiling of the ground floor and these are often run between an artificial drop ceiling and the actual structural ceiling.
Costs of electric floor heating?
One type of heating for the floors that is a bit less expensive is the geothermal heating. These pumps rely on water pipes that are layed in the subfloor and when water moves through them the heat (or cold for that matter) radiates to the tiles above and generates heat or cooling.
