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  Underfloor heating has become increasingly popular during the last ten ani. Imbunatatirile in this area have exceeded any sort of issue of sustainability of pipes and floor heating is incredibly efficient today and actually incredere. De floor heating can be a modern method but not a new technological know-how.
  
  Coreeeni invented the concept of floor home heating, 5000 years ago when they started using the old system "ondol". They have built a cooking stove at one end in the building and the other end a masonry. When the fire was bright, gas stove were drawn in the basket fum. Gazele, very hot and passed with the space under the floor, the stone is heated up and slowly release heat into the room above.
  
  The Romans adopted a similar system to heat the villas and general public buildings, called "hypocaust". They have created a method of channels and the floor was produced on piles of bricks ridicate. Aceste system was a labor intensive product that required constant attention ne to fire and started to remove such cenusa. La heating benefited only the rich, then the Romans developed the reasoning behind and made underfloor heating on a large scale and has now become increasingly common, especially in cold regions of the empire.
  
  Later in 1400 the heating system romanailor "hypocaust" was used to heat the Turkish baths in the Ottoman Empire.
  
  Europe in 1500 very much evolving architecture and comfort, while China and South Korea continue to apply floor heating scale larga. In France in 1600, chimneys with heated floors and walls are used in greenhouses.
  
  Benjamin Franklin studied the heat "hypocaust" and in 1742 invented the "Franklin stove". In the stove, wood burning on the surface with iron, located above a cold air conduit, the air was heated and then passed in the holes located in the posterior wall. The warm air was released through ventilation holes located on each side of the stove. Franklin did not patent this product, but he wrote a book about it, so anyone can copy it.
  
  In 1860, the "ondol" was useful to heat hospitals during wars civile. La beginning 20th century, Liverpool Cathedral in England has been heated by hypocaust principles.
  
  In early 1900 the first patent was granted for the panel together with radiant heating, using pipe diameters mici. Pe the century there were many experiments in the world with radiant heating by poardoseala to be used in different buildings, and Korean in 1950 coal for a fuel instead of wood.
  
  
  
  In 1960, some sort of researcher incorporates innovative features installed, various, which include hot water supplied from a furnace automatically fed under floor heating. Under floor heating standards have been developed in Europe in 1980, while this part, in South Korea almost all commercial homes were heated by water-based systems ondol. Through the mid-1980s in Europe, Middle East and Nordic countries, floor heating has become a standard manner of heating. Today we learn that in Europe all floor heating systems have gained popularity and technology joined with hydraulic or electric energy from renewable sources provide very efficient and economical heating and cooling systems.
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Underfloor heating has become increasingly popular during the last ten ani. Imbunatatirile in this area have exceeded any sort of issue of sustainability of pipes and floor heating is incredibly efficient today and actually incredere. De floor heating can be a modern method but not a new technological know-how.<br /><br />Coreeeni invented the concept of floor home heating, 5000 years ago when they started using the old system "ondol". They have built a cooking stove at one end in the building and the other end a masonry. When the fire was bright, gas stove were drawn in the basket fum. Gazele, very hot and passed with the space under the floor, the stone is heated up and slowly release heat into the room above.<br /><br />The Romans adopted a similar system to heat the villas and general public buildings, called "hypocaust". They have created a method of channels and the floor was produced on piles of bricks ridicate. Aceste system was a labor intensive product that required constant attention ne to fire and started to remove such cenusa. La heating benefited only the rich, then the Romans developed the reasoning behind and made underfloor heating on a large scale and has now become increasingly common, especially in cold regions of the empire.<br /><br />Later in 1400 the heating system romanailor "hypocaust" was used to heat the Turkish baths in the Ottoman Empire.<br /><br />Europe in 1500 very much evolving architecture and comfort, while China and South Korea continue to apply floor heating scale larga. In France in 1600, chimneys with heated floors and walls are used in greenhouses.<br /><br />Benjamin Franklin studied the heat "hypocaust" and in 1742 invented the "Franklin stove". In the stove, wood burning on the surface with iron, located above a cold air conduit, the air was heated and then passed in the holes located in the posterior wall. The warm air was released through ventilation holes located on each side of the stove. Franklin did not patent this product, but he wrote a book about it, so anyone can copy it.<br /><br />In 1860, the "ondol" was useful to heat hospitals during wars civile. La beginning 20th century, Liverpool Cathedral in England has been heated by hypocaust principles.<br /><br />In early 1900 the first patent was granted for the panel together with radiant heating, using pipe diameters mici. Pe the century there were many experiments in the world with radiant heating by poardoseala to be used in different buildings, and Korean in 1950 coal for a fuel instead of wood.<br /><br /><br /><br />In 1960, some sort of researcher incorporates innovative features installed, various, which include hot water supplied from a furnace automatically fed under floor heating. Under floor heating standards have been developed in Europe in 1980, while this part, in South Korea almost all commercial homes were heated by water-based systems ondol. Through the mid-1980s in Europe, Middle East and Nordic countries, floor heating has become a standard manner of heating. Today we learn that in Europe all floor heating systems have gained popularity and technology joined with hydraulic or electric energy from renewable sources provide very efficient and economical heating and cooling systems.<br /><br /><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.accesorii-incalzire.ro/">incalzire pardoseala</a>.</div>

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