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Heating Example Analysis on Low Temperature Hot Water Floor Radiator

LI Cong-min

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The difference of body heating comfort is analysed on low temperature hot water floor radiate heating mode and traditional convection heating mode by examples.It is pointed out that low temperature hot water floor radiation is a comfortable and energy conservation heating mode,which can be used to new buildings and heating system.

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The difference of body heating comfort is analysed on low temperature hot water floor radiate heating mode and traditional convection heating mode by examples.It is pointed out that low temperature hot water floor radiation is a comfortable and energy conservation heating mode,which can be used to new buildings and heating system.

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The difference of body heating comfort is analysed on low temperature hot water floor radiate heating mode and traditional convection heating mode by examples.It is pointed out that low temperature hot water floor radiation is a comfortable and energy conservation heating mode,which can be used to new buildings and heating system.

Key concepts: Radiator (engine cooling), Heating system, Mode (computer interface), Water heating, Radiant heating, Energy conservation, Convection, Environmental science

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