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So why does my radiator make crazy noises cling clang!!!!

Thank you! Awesome vid

In my opinion steam heat is great for residential use. Although it takes a while for the radiators to get hot they retain the heat for a long time and your house does not get dry like with hot air heat

You should make a steam cooling video, thanks for the great explanations

I'd like to see an upload about communal heating, forced water (hydronic), one pipe baseboard heating. About apartment complex or building.

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Thank you sir for your great efforts its clear

So for example like in big nyc apartments that have the pipes running through the room lol. Do each tenant pay for the heater ?

Here are questions to refresh what you had learnt:

1. Where are steam heating systems (SHS) can be found ?

2. Where do SHS commonly use ?

3. Without required pump, how does SHS distribute and provide heat ?

4. What is the functions of a loose lid when contained water applied with thermal energy ?

5. What happened to internal pressure as thermal energy applied to a sealed container ?

6. How do water molecules react when both of the pressure and temperature are increasing ?

7. When water transformers from liquid to steam/vapor, how many times does it expand ?

8. Explain how 2-pipe steam heating system work.

9. What is steam hammering ?

10. What needs to be installed to prevent rupture or steam hammering ?

Great demistration. Thank you.

great dude

Thank you for continuing to share and educate those of us in the unwashed masses. You do an excellent job explaining whatever topic the video is on.

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Ahhhhhh The Hartford Loop !!!!
Nice Video.

in my opinion, this is the best form of indoor heating…………….

I would maintain that the pressure in the system plays no role in the circulation of steam and condensate. Rather it’s the change in density and the resulting convection current. The steam is light and rises up to the radiator (always situated ABOVE the boiler). The condensate is heavy and naturally drains back to the boiler. The system pressure dictates the temperature of the steam and therefore that of the radiator.

Why didn't you show a single pipe system?

@Engineering mindset please make a video on oscilloscope and it's uses, waveform generation. DC & AC coupling, DC offset and different types of electrical waves like sine waves, triangular waves etc. Please make a video very confused. Please🙏 Please🙏 Please🙏

Great video with simple explanations. Thanks 👍

Non NYers: "wats that clankin sound!" NYers: "IDK we not allow to ask those questions, The Clankin is the Clankin and thats wtf it is!!" SupersNYers: "IT HITTIE THE PIPE TO THE LEFT IT HITTIE THE PIPE TO THE RIGHT IT HITTIE THE PIPE UPSTAIRS" —-Andrew Schulz every New Yorkers needs to watch this video LUL

"We paid to generate steam so we don't want to waste money"

Hey The Engineering Mindset, how about video comparing steam heating and conventional hot water heating. I live in europe, it's first time I hear about steam heating so I'm curious about differences.

How can the incredible vacuum of space, exist next to our atmosphere, without a physical barrier..?

Let’s suppose that we supply the radiator with steam @0.5 barg. From steam tables we see that steam temperature is 112 C (233 F). Don’t you think that this radiator is going to cause severe burnings to anyone who will touch it accidentally?

Can you do a comparison between a water evaporation air conditioners (swamp coolers), a change in state air conditioner (traditional air conditioner) and heat pumps and centralized chillers. I sure love my air conditioner during the short but very hot western Canadian summers. Looking at buying a heat pump to replace my AC and supplement my winter heating.

So if too many people shut off their radiator valves I assume the boiler would start to overpressurize? I assume the boilers have emergency pressure pressure relief valves so they don't just blow up.

Really helpful video 👏. Please make video on lead acid battery concept. Details about it's charge, volt, ampere and it's charging tools formation 😊

Great channel.

Great information