Definition of hydronic in English:

hydronic

adjectivehʌɪˈdrɒnɪkhīˈdränik

Denoting a cooling or heating system in which heat is transported using circulating water.
Example sentencesExamples
- They value high-quality, energy-efficient heating and cooling systems and willingly increase house prices and forego air conditioning in order to include hydronic heat.
- If your home already has forced-hot-air ductwork, you may want to consider installing a wood-fired furnace (as opposed to a hydronic hot water system).
- The two most common radiant floor warming systems are hydronic, usually a whole house heating solution used not just for floors, or electric.
- In cool months, the interior is warmed by a combination of passive solar energy and a hydronic radiant-heat system.
- Plastic hydronic piping is cast into the concrete floor slabs, which is used as the finished ceiling, with suspended indirect lighting.
- Combined space heating/domestic hot water systems are not limited to hydronic systems.
- A hydronic heating system can maintain such a temperature even in the coldest weather.
- A properly operating hydronic system seldom needs to be bled.
- In winter, the walls' mass keeps out the cold and stores the gentle heat radiating from a hydronic floor system.
- ‘The floors are warmed with a hydronic radiant system,’ says Hertz.
- But just in case, we included hydronic radiant heat that circulates hot water through pipes imbedded in the concrete floor to heat the house in winter.
- A hydronic valence convector system provides radiant cooling and heating of the offices using significantly less energy than fan coil units would.
- A complete hydronic heating system runs between $6,500 and $7,500 installed (and about $10,000 for a high-end multi-fuel system).
- Instead of circulating warm air throughout a home, a hydronic system pumps hot water or steam from a boiler through pipes and radiators or copper-finned baseboard radiators, and then returns it to be reheated and recirculated.
- These heaters also can act as backup heat sources for hydronic radiant-heat systems and solar water heaters.
- The large area of wooden flooring conceals hydronic geothermal heating, using the nearby lake as a heat source/sink.
- The group also was able to include a hydronic heating system, which is healthier for a home's inhabitants but usually much more expensive than forced-air heat.
- Additional heating is provided by a hydronic radiant system embedded in the top level's poured-earth floor.
- Yes, but don't you care about the hydronic heat, also?

Definition of hydronic in US English:

hydronic

adjectivehīˈdränik

Denoting a cooling or heating system in which heat is transported using circulating water.
Example sentencesExamples
- They value high-quality, energy-efficient heating and cooling systems and willingly increase house prices and forego air conditioning in order to include hydronic heat.
- Yes, but don't you care about the hydronic heat, also?
- A properly operating hydronic system seldom needs to be bled.
- Plastic hydronic piping is cast into the concrete floor slabs, which is used as the finished ceiling, with suspended indirect lighting.
- A complete hydronic heating system runs between $6,500 and $7,500 installed (and about $10,000 for a high-end multi-fuel system).
- These heaters also can act as backup heat sources for hydronic radiant-heat systems and solar water heaters.
- Additional heating is provided by a hydronic radiant system embedded in the top level's poured-earth floor.
- But just in case, we included hydronic radiant heat that circulates hot water through pipes imbedded in the concrete floor to heat the house in winter.
- Instead of circulating warm air throughout a home, a hydronic system pumps hot water or steam from a boiler through pipes and radiators or copper-finned baseboard radiators, and then returns it to be reheated and recirculated.
- ‘The floors are warmed with a hydronic radiant system,’ says Hertz.
- The large area of wooden flooring conceals hydronic geothermal heating, using the nearby lake as a heat source/sink.
- If your home already has forced-hot-air ductwork, you may want to consider installing a wood-fired furnace (as opposed to a hydronic hot water system).
- The two most common radiant floor warming systems are hydronic, usually a whole house heating solution used not just for floors, or electric.
- A hydronic heating system can maintain such a temperature even in the coldest weather.
- Combined space heating/domestic hot water systems are not limited to hydronic systems.
- In winter, the walls' mass keeps out the cold and stores the gentle heat radiating from a hydronic floor system.
- A hydronic valence convector system provides radiant cooling and heating of the offices using significantly less energy than fan coil units would.
- In cool months, the interior is warmed by a combination of passive solar energy and a hydronic radiant-heat system.
- The group also was able to include a hydronic heating system, which is healthier for a home's inhabitants but usually much more expensive than forced-air heat.

单词	hydronic
释义	Definition of hydronic in English: hydronic adjectivehʌɪˈdrɒnɪkhīˈdränik Denoting a cooling or heating system in which heat is transported using circulating water. Example sentencesExamples They value high-quality, energy-efficient heating and cooling systems and willingly increase house prices and forego air conditioning in order to include hydronic heat. If your home already has forced-hot-air ductwork, you may want to consider installing a wood-fired furnace (as opposed to a hydronic hot water system). The two most common radiant floor warming systems are hydronic, usually a whole house heating solution used not just for floors, or electric. In cool months, the interior is warmed by a combination of passive solar energy and a hydronic radiant-heat system. Plastic hydronic piping is cast into the concrete floor slabs, which is used as the finished ceiling, with suspended indirect lighting. Combined space heating/domestic hot water systems are not limited to hydronic systems. A hydronic heating system can maintain such a temperature even in the coldest weather. A properly operating hydronic system seldom needs to be bled. In winter, the walls' mass keeps out the cold and stores the gentle heat radiating from a hydronic floor system. ‘The floors are warmed with a hydronic radiant system,’ says Hertz. But just in case, we included hydronic radiant heat that circulates hot water through pipes imbedded in the concrete floor to heat the house in winter. A hydronic valence convector system provides radiant cooling and heating of the offices using significantly less energy than fan coil units would. A complete hydronic heating system runs between $6,500 and $7,500 installed (and about $10,000 for a high-end multi-fuel system). Instead of circulating warm air throughout a home, a hydronic system pumps hot water or steam from a boiler through pipes and radiators or copper-finned baseboard radiators, and then returns it to be reheated and recirculated. These heaters also can act as backup heat sources for hydronic radiant-heat systems and solar water heaters. The large area of wooden flooring conceals hydronic geothermal heating, using the nearby lake as a heat source/sink. The group also was able to include a hydronic heating system, which is healthier for a home's inhabitants but usually much more expensive than forced-air heat. Additional heating is provided by a hydronic radiant system embedded in the top level's poured-earth floor. Yes, but don't you care about the hydronic heat, also? Definition of hydronic in US English: hydronic adjectivehīˈdränik Denoting a cooling or heating system in which heat is transported using circulating water. Example sentencesExamples They value high-quality, energy-efficient heating and cooling systems and willingly increase house prices and forego air conditioning in order to include hydronic heat. Yes, but don't you care about the hydronic heat, also? A properly operating hydronic system seldom needs to be bled. Plastic hydronic piping is cast into the concrete floor slabs, which is used as the finished ceiling, with suspended indirect lighting. A complete hydronic heating system runs between $6,500 and $7,500 installed (and about $10,000 for a high-end multi-fuel system). These heaters also can act as backup heat sources for hydronic radiant-heat systems and solar water heaters. Additional heating is provided by a hydronic radiant system embedded in the top level's poured-earth floor. But just in case, we included hydronic radiant heat that circulates hot water through pipes imbedded in the concrete floor to heat the house in winter. Instead of circulating warm air throughout a home, a hydronic system pumps hot water or steam from a boiler through pipes and radiators or copper-finned baseboard radiators, and then returns it to be reheated and recirculated. ‘The floors are warmed with a hydronic radiant system,’ says Hertz. The large area of wooden flooring conceals hydronic geothermal heating, using the nearby lake as a heat source/sink. If your home already has forced-hot-air ductwork, you may want to consider installing a wood-fired furnace (as opposed to a hydronic hot water system). The two most common radiant floor warming systems are hydronic, usually a whole house heating solution used not just for floors, or electric. A hydronic heating system can maintain such a temperature even in the coldest weather. Combined space heating/domestic hot water systems are not limited to hydronic systems. In winter, the walls' mass keeps out the cold and stores the gentle heat radiating from a hydronic floor system. A hydronic valence convector system provides radiant cooling and heating of the offices using significantly less energy than fan coil units would. In cool months, the interior is warmed by a combination of passive solar energy and a hydronic radiant-heat system. The group also was able to include a hydronic heating system, which is healthier for a home's inhabitants but usually much more expensive than forced-air heat.
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