Are you using wood, coal, oil, electricity , propane, natural gas WHAT is the BTU of the natural gas ( Varies from 900 -1,200 BTU per CU FT) and oil #2 can vary from 138,000 - 140,00 BTU per gallon) and how much are you paying per THERM=Also various countries and cities have different charges for fuel=
That's going to depend on so many things that you haven't specified, like
-- the initial temperature of the water
-- the temperature to which it's heated
-- the method of heating
-- the fuel used to do the heating
-- the cost of the fuel that day
-- the efficiency of the method
-- the container the water is in
Here's a thought: Using a solar heater, it costs nothing.
no
If your water seems warm rather than hot, if it takes along time to get hot after using a bath. or if it comes out slightly brown.
It GREATLY depends on the type of soap you're using. Keep in mind however that all soaps loosen the microbes on your skin to some degree.
Anyone likely to be using a unit of work in England is likely to use the metric system where the basic unit is the joule, though energy consumption is often measured in kilowatt-hours. Imperial units include the pound-foot, the British Thermal Unit and the horsepower-hour.
You can't really say how much a gallon of snow will weigh without knowing the density of the snowfall. However, a general rule of thumb used for determining precipitation for snowfall is a ratio of 7 to 1. So, if you get seven inches of snowfall in the winter, it will be equivalent to 1 inch of rainfall. Since you can't truly determine the density based on a depth, it is probably safe to assume that the volume ratio for snow to water is also 7:1. A gallon of water weighs about 8.33 lbs, so using my logic, which is based more on rules of thumb than science, a gallon of snow will weigh 8.33/7 = 1.19 lbs. Compacted snow would obviously be much heavier though.A gallon of snow (which is mostly air around tiny ice crystals) will weigh much less than a gallon of solid ice.Fresh snow has a density of roughly 0.1 g/ml; packed snow can have a density around 0.3 g/ml; a solid block of ice has a density of about 0.92g/ml.
It is a water heater, not a hot water heater. There would be little point in using a hot water heater. I assume that is your point.
They raise it using donations from the public
The purpose of a heater is to heat up the room when it is cold; by using gas
One benefit of using a radiant heater instead of a convection heater is that they can heat an entire room for a longer period of time without burning out the motor or shutting off.
For every degree that you raise the air conditioner's thermostat, you can have a savings of two percent on the electric bill. A general method to figure out energy saved per degree is to know that every degree above 70 will increases the energy cost by 7 percent to 10 percent.
4.5 litres to a Canadian Gallon If you are using it in a formula than you may want - 4.54609 liters per gallon If you are using it in a formula, THEN you may want to use: 4 litres per gallon
you can measure exactly 7 gallons using a five gallon jug and a three gallong jug by using one five gallon jug and 2/3 of the three gallon jug to equal seven gallons total. That is what I think for being 11 years old. by of course JACIE <3 !!!!!!!!!!!!!
When using the Calor Gas heater, the heater must not be moved in any way. One must not put clothes and/or similar equipment directly on the heater while it is in use.
you fill the jug to the top and pour it into 2 equal jugs
No, it is commonly done when heater core goes south.
It depends on the context of which you are using the word. "I have a bachelor's degree," or "I have a bachelor of arts degree."
Need to know the surface square footage. Length X width only. Then, need to know the size and length of gas line run from the meter to the equipment pad; then the size in sq ft of filter, pump horse power, size of plumbing. Is there a heater already in place? Ken