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Page 1: Constructing Architect. Water and heating Building Service (BSE) Team 1, A2010.

Constructing Architect

Page 2: Constructing Architect. Water and heating Building Service (BSE) Team 1, A2010.

Water and heating

Building Service (BSE) Team 1, A2010

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Water and heating pipes

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Boiler

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Hot water store tank

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Unit

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Unit with manifold

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The flue system from gas boiler

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Water and heating plan

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Pipe in pipe system

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Manifold

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Manifold

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Pipes from the manifold out in the floor

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Different placements of pipes

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Different placements of pipes

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Steel pipes

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The joins are visible

If the pipes go on to the next room they have to be insulated

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Principles for pipes in skirting panels

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Floor heating

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A house with only floor heating

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Difference in temperature on the surface.

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Floor heating or/and heater?• Radiators are best to place under the windows• Radiators can change the temperature in the

room very fast.• Floor heating placed in concrete changes the

temperature in the room very slowly• It is best always to have radiators in the

house/room. Especially where there are light constructions.

- because the light constructions changes the temperature of the constructions very fast, and the floor heating are working very slow.

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How to place a radiator

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Dish washer or washing machine

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Symbols

• SI: Sink• KSI: Kitchen sink• FD: Floor drain• WC: Toilet• BT: Bathtub• SH: Shower• WM: Washing machine• DW: Dishwasher • CSI: Cleaning sink

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Abbreviations for pipe penetration:• Heating forward• Heating return• Cold water • Hot water• Nature gas gas gas


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