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Q: Why are your pipes making loud noises when you turn on thermstat for heat?
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It conducts heat and electricity very well. It is good in pipes for keeping the heat in the water.


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Should you insulate your hydronic heat pipes in the basement?

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Why do pipes in a steam heating system need to be insulated?

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What has the author G P Peterson written?

G. P. Peterson has written: 'An introduction to heat pipes' -- subject(s): Heat pipes