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Standing loss in a water geyser refers to the heat loss that occurs when hot water is stored in the tank but not used. This loss happens due to the temperature difference between the hot water inside the tank and the cooler surrounding environment, causing the water to gradually lose heat over time. The standing loss is influenced by factors such as the insulation quality of the tank and the ambient temperature. Higher standing losses can lead to increased energy consumption as the geyser works to maintain the water temperature.
What else can I help you with?
How many kilowatts does a geyser use?
If you mean an immersion heater for making hot water, they use 3 kW usually so you get enough for a bath in about two hours.
Why you always lean?
Leaning is just bad posture when standing. It can also mean that you have a curved spine.
What does inconscpicuous mean?
"Inconspicuous" means not easily seen or noticed; not attracting attention or standing out.
How can you damage your cerebrum?
because it is centre for intellect learning and memory consciousness and language if it is damaged it will mean loss of consciousness loss of memory , difficulty with leaning and such like
Does Ag dissolve in water?
If you mean is it soluble in water then the answer is no.
How hot is the water in a geyser?
If by 'geyser' you mean an old water heater, it should be around 125 f.
how hot is the water in geysers?
If by 'geyser' you mean an old water heater, it should be around 125 f.
What does geyser mean in algebra?
Geyser in algebra means that you take out algebra, then you put in globe to replace it. then look up geyser, and there it is! It means exploding created drinking fountain!
What are applications of Electrical geysers?
An electrical geyser is a sizable container which heats water using an electrical element, much like the element in a kettle. Unlike a kettle a geyser has a thermal switch that switches the element on and off. This is to control the temperature and control power consumption. A geyser is fitted with valves than control pressure caused by the expansion and possible over heating of the geyser. Over heating or faulty valves can cause a geyser to rupture causing damage or possibly injury (although the later is very unlikely). This is the extent of my knowledge on the subject so if you feel the need to correct or add anything please feel free.
What does two fifty friendly mean?
Typed as"250" it has to do with people who like hot water (250 degrees) somehow poured into their rectum. Also known as geyser riders.
How many kilowatts does a geyser use?
If you mean an immersion heater for making hot water, they use 3 kW usually so you get enough for a bath in about two hours.
What does irrigation method mean?
EconomicWater usageUniform water distributionReduce conveyance loss.
Is the Yellowstone National Park still the home of glacier?
i think that you mean Geyser, and yes it would be, if you really mean glacier, no.
How hot can a water get?
I'm assuming you mean a 'geyser' as in 'Hot water heater' as it's entered in 'Plumbing' In this case it can get to about 150f ,where it will possibly blow off the pressure relief valve. -It's common and easy to adjust these to 120 -130 f.
What does it mean to dream of two pink elephants and one blue elephant standing in clear calm water?
your stoned.
How hot can a geysers water get?
I'm assuming you mean a 'geyser' as in 'Hot water heater' as it's entered in 'plumbing' In this case it can get to about 150f ,where it will possibly blow off the pressure relief valve. -It's common and easy to adjust these to 120 -130 f.
What does pohutu mean and which country can tourist visit it?
"Pohutu" means "explosion" in the Māori language and refers to the famous Pohutu Geyser, which is the largest active geyser in the Southern Hemisphere. Tourists can visit it in Rotorua, New Zealand, where it is a prominent feature of the Whakarewarewa Thermal Valley. The geyser erupts regularly, providing visitors with a spectacular natural display.
