Heating components

 Here are the common components of heating systems:

1. Furnace: 

The primary heating component, using combustion or electric resistance.

2. Boiler: 

Generates hot water or steam for space heating and domestic hot water.

3. Heat Exchanger: 

Transfers heat from one fluid to another.

4. Burner: 

Delivers fuel to the furnace for combustion.

5. Igniter: 

Ignites the fuel in the burner.

6. Thermostat: 

Regulates temperature by controlling the heating system.

7. Pumps: 

Circulates hot water or steam through the system.

8. Valves: 

Controls fluid flow and pressure in the system.

9. Radiators: 

Emits heat from hot water or steam.

10. Coils: 

Transfers heat from hot water or steam to air.

11. Fans: 

Circulates air through the system.

12. Ductwork: 

Distributes warm air throughout the building.

13. Vents: 

Introduces fresh air and exhausts stale air.

14. Controls: 

Regulates system operation, including temperature, pressure, and flow rate.

15. Sensors: 

Monitors system performance and safety.

These components work together to provide efficient and safe heating systems.