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When heating bath water with steam, is it better to have a direct connection to the water tank or to use coiled pipes?

2018-06-17View Original

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As the title suggests, most products on the market are of the direct-flow type, claiming to provide thorough heat exchange. Is it necessary to insulate the water tank?
Reply #22018-06-22
Steam is produced by evaporation in boilers; it’s similar to the process of distillation, and it’s pure and pollution-free. It can be directly supplied to the water tanks. In most companies, employees take baths during shift changes, so it is recommended to use timed heating or temperature-controlled heating for this purpose.
Reply #32018-06-23
Insulation is still necessary to prevent heat loss

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