Hello everyone, recently my city has been doing some repairs to the city’s hot water system and i was without hot water for about 3 weeks.
That got me wondering, how exactly does this work? I read something about a heating agent but i don’t know what that means. And how does the water stay hot while travelling from the place it gets heated to our homes?
Thanks!
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If properly insulated, water can remain hot for a long time. Without the ability to steam away, or transfer the heat elsewhere, water is very good at storing a lot of energy. And if you have one larger and more efficient heating system, as opposed to many smaller and less efficient systems in every home/building, it can be viable on cost and efficiency.
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