Physics, asked by muhammadiqbal91, 26 days ago

write some examples of heat emitters?

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Answered by khushikhan692

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The principal types of heat emitter can be sub- divided into: natural convectors (including radiators); • forced convectors; • heated floors ceilings and walls. Distribution system [8] may be classed as low- temperature hot water, medium-temperature hot water, high-temperature hot water, steam systems or air systems.

Answered by nikhilkumarsaha27

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The principal types of heat emitter can be sub- divided into: natural convectors (including radiators); • forced convectors; • heated floors ceilings and walls. Distribution system [8] may be classed as low- temperature hot water, medium-temperature hot water, high-temperature hot water, steam systems or air systems.

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