Sam Kubba Ph.D., LEED AP, in Handbook of Green Building Design and Construction, 2012Hot-Water Heating Hot-water systems typically have a central boiler, in which water is heated to a temperature of from 140 to 180 F (60–83 C), and then circulated by means of pipes to some type of coil units, such as radiators, located in the various rooms.
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Sam Kubba Ph.D., LEED AP, in Handbook of Green Building Design and Construction, 2012Hot-Water Heating Hot-water systems typically have a central boiler, in which water is heated to a temperature of from 140 to 180 F (60–83 C), and then circulated by means of pipes to some type of coil units, such as radiators, located in the various rooms.
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