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how exactly does a heat pump water heater work?

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<p>The <a href="https://www.osbheatpump.com/heat-pumps" target="_blank">heat pump</a> water heater is a special hot water device that can generate nearly three times the amount of electricity needed to run. This is the most amazing because the basic laws of physics tell us. The heat pump water heater is a special hot water device that can generate nearly three times the amount of electricity needed to run. This is the most amazing, because the basic laws of physics tell us that no energy can be generated from scratch. In fact, heat pump water heaters do not generate heat. As the name suggests, it delivers heat from one medium to another. Heat has been moved from one place to another, but almost always from the hotter medium to the colder one. The heat pump is characterized by attracting heat to the hot water tank so that the water gets hotter and hotter when the air in the room gets colder. By taking advantage of an interesting property of a gas substance, this is possible. When exposed to pressure, the gas heats up and eventually condenses into a very hot liquid form. This means that you can compress the gas to produce a hot liquid, which in turn can be used to heat other substances. Naturally, since the substance is converted into liquid in the process, a continuous supply of gas forms is required. To ensure that the substance evaporates back to the gas state is the heat of the ambient air. To make things a little clearer, let\'s name the substance we\'re talking about first. The heat pump water heater contains a special chemical called R32 refrigerant. For example, the OSB Heat Pump BC15-008S/P model, considered the best heat pump water heater, uses R407c/R410a. The special thing about the R32 refrigerant is that it has the correct boiling and condensation temperature in order to effectively transfer heat. The R32 refrigerant starts to circulate as a cooling liquid, and after losing the heat to the water in the tank, it is discharged from the heat exchanger of the water heater. R32 refrigerant evaporates due to ambient heat through a pipe exposed to ambient air. This process is usually done by using a mechanical fan that blows air to the evaporator. At this stage, the R32 refrigerant absorbs a lot of heat and also returns to the gas state, but it is still too cold to heat any water. Its energy must be concentrated by the compressor. A compressor is a mechanism that applies pressure to a gas R32 refrigerant and forces it back to the liquid state. This causes the chemical to get hot enough to heat the water in the tank. Sent to the pipe through the water heater. Through the heat exchanger, our hot liquid friend returned to a cool state ready to start the cycle again. The heat pump water heater does not produce free hot water. They need electrical energy to run the fan and compressor, and they can even start their resistor heater if the normal heat pump function does not heat the water fast enough.</p>

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