The given picture illustrates how a central heating system operates in a typical house in order to keep internal climate and tap water at a pre-set temperature. The process runs through two stages, starting at a transitory state until reaching a steady state.
In the transitory stage, the main goal is to fill the heater´s piping circuit up with water. Initially, cold water is taken from the local water utility supplier and passed through a boiler, which is a device designed to exchange energy between burned fuel (gas or oil) and water, this fluid is then pumped through some tubes and radiators, which are equipment used for exchanging temperature between the running fluid and the air inside the house. Finally, water reaches back to the boiler. The amount of water taken from the utility service has a specific volume according to an engineering design, this stage continually repeats until the water gets a predefined temperature.
Once the system has reached the pre-set temperature, that is when it gets to steady state, thanks to the high pressure on the piping circuit, water is transported to a storage tank from the boiler, after the storage tank is completed, water runs down to a sink and when the pressure again is high enough, water deviates towards a spare water tank which functions as a water reserve for when the service is interrupted.
The
given
picture illustrates how a central heating system operates in a typical
house
in order to
keep
internal climate and tap
water
at a
pre-set
temperature. The process runs through two stages, starting at a transitory state until reaching a steady state.
In the transitory stage, the main goal is to fill the
heater´s
piping circuit up with
water
.
Initially
,
cold
water
is taken
from the local
water
utility supplier and passed through a boiler, which is a device designed to exchange energy between burned fuel (gas or oil) and
water
, this fluid is then pumped through
some
tubes and radiators, which are equipment
used
for exchanging temperature between the running fluid and the air inside the
house
.
Finally
,
water
reaches back to the boiler. The amount of
water
taken from the utility service has a specific volume according to an engineering design, this stage
continually
repeats until the
water
gets
a predefined temperature.
Once the system has reached the
pre-set
temperature,
that is
when it
gets
to steady state, thanks to the high pressure on the piping circuit,
water
is transported
to a storage tank from the boiler, after the storage tank
is completed
,
water
runs down to a sink and when the pressure again is high
enough
,
water
deviates towards a spare
water
tank which functions as a
water
reserve for when the service
is interrupted
.
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