The Heat sink Working principle

 Heat sink are important and fundamental components in hot water (or steam) heating systems. Hot water cools down in the  Heat sink (or steam condenses in the  Heat sink) to provide indoor heating, achieving the purpose of heating. The Heat sink Working principle is to use heat circulation or steam for heating. In winter, using a radiator for heating is not only comfortable, but also can decorate homes. By dissipating heat through a radiator, a thermal cycle is formed to achieve the heating effect.
                                                                                                                                             
The Heat sink Working principle mainly includes three elements: water circulation, hot air, and solar energy.
1.Water cycle principle  refers to water heating, where the radiator circulates water through a wall mounted furnace during heating, and then outputs the temperature through the radiator connected to the pipeline. The continuous circulation of heating causes the entire indoor temperature to continuously rise.
2. Hot air principle is to use the heat emitted by the radiator to raise the indoor air to achieve heating effect. The installation method of the radiator also affects the heating effect.
3.Solar energy principle is to use solar energy to heat water to extract heat, and hot water is circulated in the room to raise the temperature of the room. However, solar heat dissipation is too fast, and the heat gain will be unstable.