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heating plant

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heating plant [′hēd·iŋ ‚plant]
(civil engineering)
The whole system for heating an enclosed space. Also known as heating system.

heating plant
A system for heating a building or group of buildings; usually includes a boiler and a piping system with radiators, or a furnace, ducts, and air outlets.


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