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Heat Technologies

This article by Roxie Anderson explores various heat technologies used for heating and cooling buildings. It covers utility systems like air conditioning and solar panels for heating, as well as cooling systems such as HVAC that cool engines. The discussion extends to heat engines, mechanical devices that convert heat into work, including refrigerators and different engine types like the Otto and diesel engines. Additionally, the piece addresses environmental concerns such as heat pollution and its damaging effects like smog and air pollution resulting from industrial practices.

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Heat Technologies

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  1. Heat Technologies By: Roxie Anderson

  2. Heating Systems • Utility to warm a building Examples: • Air-conditioning (AC.) • Solar panels

  3. Cooling Systems • Equipment that has the power to cool an engine down Examples: • HAVC Systems

  4. Heat Engines • A mechanical device to transform part of the heat entering it into work. Examples: • Refrigerator • Otto cycle • Diesel engine

  5. Heat Pollution • Industrial discharge of heated water into a near by river or lake causing a rise in temperature in the water Damaging Effects: • Smog • Air pollution

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