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Building Services 1 (BLD 60403)
HOT WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM (PART 1)
LECTURE OVERVIEW
1. Introduction
2. Types of hot water system
3. Electrical heating system
4. Solar heating system
1. INTRODUCTION
Thermodynamic process.
Using an energy source to heat water above its
initial temperature.
Domestic uses of hot water –cooking, cleaning,
bathing and space heating.
Industry, both hot water and water heated to
steam have many uses.
Traditionally:-
Domestically, water is heated in vessels known
as water heaters, kettles etc.
These metal vessels heat a batch of water but do
not produce a continual supply of heated water at
a present
Common energy for heating water:-
fossil fuels
natural gas
liquefied petroleum gas
oil or
sometimes solid fuels.
These fuels may be consumed directly or by the use
of electricity.
Alternative energy:-
solar energy
heat pumps
hot water heat recovering and
sometimes geothermal heating
usually in combination with backup systems
supplied by gas, oil or electricity.
Heat Recovering Unit
Solar Energy
Ground Source Heat Pump
Geothermal Heating
2. TYPES OF HOT WATER SYSTEM
The cost of heating water by electricity is more
expensive than heating by other fuels.
Care is required when installing electric water
heater in order to conserve heat.
3. ELECTRICAL HEATING SYSTEM
There are two types of electrical hot water system:-
i. Tank-less Water System (Instantaneous water
heaters)
ii. Storage systems
i) Tank-less Water Heating System:-
Also call instantaneous.
Provide continuous flow, instant on water heaters.
Give instant hot water day or night.
Instantly heat water as it flows through the device
Do not retain any water internally.
Water for tank-less heater obtainable in the
following:-
Sink heaters – single or multi-point to serve sink
or basin.
Bath heaters – a swivel spout can serve a wash
basin in addition to the bath.
Boiling water heaters – provide hot water or
boiling water for making drinks.
Multiple heaters – provide sufficient hot water to
bath, sink, basin or may be used in larger
building.
Tank-less Heater
Advantages of Tank-less Water Heating System
Long term energy savings
Cost more initially, but, result cost saving and energy
saving in long term.
Water is heated only when it is needed
No storage of hot water.
Unlimited hot water
Less Physical space
Can be mounted on a wall or even internally in a
building’s structure.
Take up less space than a tank type water heater.
Reduced risk of water damage
No risk of water damage from a tank failure.
Risk or water damage from a pipe or fitting failure
remains.
Disadvantages of Tank-less Water Heating System
× Start-up delay
longer wait to obtain hot water.
× No operation with low pressure
Very much reliant on the water pressure that is
delivered to the property.
ii) Storage System:-
Storage System Water Heater
Storage system:-
Advantages of Storage System
High flow rates
Power shower capability
Low maintenance costs
Less risk of being without supply
Disadvantages of Storage System
× Pre heat hot water needed.
× Hot water require recovery time.
× Storage space needed.
× Risk of pipes freezing in winter.
4. SOLAR HEATING SYSTEM
Water heated by the use of solar energy.
Composed of:-
solar thermal collectors
a water storage tank
interconnecting pipes and
a fluid system to move the heat from the collector to
the tank.
Solar collector typically 3-6m2 in area
Standard package with appliances.
Solar Panel System
Solar Heating In Malaysia
Malaysia has a high solar energy potential
(monthly average daily sunshine duration
ranging from 4 hr to 8 hr.)
Clean energy of tomorrow.
Solar energy or solar photovoltaic.
Attractive incentive to encourage usage of solar
energy.
Advantages of Solar Water Heating System
Safety - No gas leak, no dangerous explosion, no
electricity mishaps. Safe
Savings - No electric bills, no gas bills – the
product pays for itself.
Convenient - Rain or shine. Enjoy a hot shower
any time of the day.
Comparison of Electrical Water Heater & Solar Water Heater
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