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The image features a schematic diagram of a house illustrating a central heating and water system, with components and directional flow paths labeled. At the top under the roof, an incoming pipe labeled "Cold water into house" feeds into a "Water tank to fill storage tank", which connects to an "Overflow pipe". A pipe from this upper tank leads down to a cylindrical "Storage tank" on the middle level, which in turn supplies a lower fixture via a pipe marked "Hot water to taps". On the ground floor, a "Boiler (gas or oil)" is connected to a "Pump", circulating water through a piping network labeled "Hot water radiators" that connects via "Small tubes" to radiator panels situated on both the ground and upper floors, with the return line labeled "Cold water" flowing back toward the pump and boiler.
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This diagram provides an overview of a domestic central heating system. It shows how the tank, boiler and pipes ensure a constant flow of hot water to both the radiators and the taps.
The cold water enters the house and is stored in a water storage tank in the roof. Then the water flows down through pipes into the boiler. The boiler runs on gas and makes water hot. After that, a pump pushes the hot water around the house. The hot water goes to the radiators in different rooms. Small tubes carry the water to make the house warm. Next, the hot water also goes into a storage tank. From this tank, hot water flows directly to the taps in the bathroom and kitchen.
In conclusion, this is a closed system. It constantly moves water through pipes, boilers, and radiators to keep the house warm and supply hot water
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