The fireplace is an indoor heating device that is independent or built on the wall. It uses combustibles as energy and has a chimney inside. It originated from the heating facilities of Western homes or palaces. There are two types of fireplaces: open and closed, the latter having a much higher thermal efficiency.
The basic structure of the fireplace includes: mantelpiece, fireplace core, and flue. The mantel serves as a decoration. The fireplace core plays a practical role, and the flue is used for exhaust. Mantels are classified according to different materials: marble mantels fireplace, wooden mantels firepalce, imitation marble mantels firepalce, stacked mantels fireplace. Fireplace cores are classified according to different fuels: electric fireplaces, real fire fireplaces (burning carbon, wood burning), and gas fireplaces (natural gas). Real fire fireplaces must be supported by architectural design, chimneys and hearths. The hearth can be a cast iron fireplace core or a refractory brick stack. If there is no chimney, cast iron pipes can also be used instead, with a diameter of not less than 12cm and an inner diameter of not less than 11cm. In western countries, there are generally flue designs. Therefore, Western countries also generally use real fire fireplaces. The electric fireplace is easy to install, and the mantel is adopted by the domestic households without flue design.
For the current environment, comparing air conditioners and real fire fireplaces, we recommend that real fire fireplaces are more suitable heating equipment.
The first is the calorific value. The air conditioner produces hot air. For large areas and large spaces, it takes a long process to truly achieve a warm state. At the same time, the hot air easily rises to the ceiling, and all the heat is contributed to the ceiling. The real fire fireplace achieves the heating effect through thermal radiation, conduction and convection. As long as it is lit for a few minutes, the thermal effect can be clearly felt.
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Post time: Oct-14-2022