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180 Heat emitting equipmentRadiant front plateCarrier <strong>and</strong> diffuser plateWaterway tubesFigure 7.2 Metal radiant panels (low <strong>and</strong> medium temperature)Radiant stripsAgain, for workshops, strip heaters <strong>of</strong> the type illustrated in Figure 7.3 may be appliedwith success when supplied with high or medium temperature hot water or steam. Onetype consists <strong>of</strong> a 32 mm pipe, to which a pr<strong>of</strong>iled aluminium plate is clipped, for runningin a continuous line overhead. The rear upward face may be insulated as shown or,unusually, left bare: provision may be made for lighting tubes to be contained below thealuminium plate.Outputs to air at 15 C range from 0.5 kW/m run with a single pipe at 100 C to 3 kW/mrun with four pipes at 150 C. The percentage radiant component <strong>of</strong> the total output isabout the same, or slightly more than that <strong>of</strong> a panel operating under similar conditions.The manufacturers recommend that the water velocity should be maintained at a reason-SupportsInsulation300mm32mm pipeFigure 7.3 Radiant strip heating3m st<strong>and</strong>ard length

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