Assertion: water heater's water | /r/CapableOf | enter the tank
Facets:
value: through a dip tube
type: MANNER
value: at the bottom
type: LOCATION
value: at the top
type: LOCATION
value: at this time of year
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: In the case of a water heater, the cold water enters the tank through a cold water supply tube to force a constant supply of cold water into the tank.
text: Shutting off the cold water supply effectively shuts off the water flow entirely, since it is the pressure from the cold water entering the tank that keeps the hot water flowing outward.
text: This will partially compensate for the colder water entering the tank at this time of year.
text: Hot water heaters are designed so that cold water enters the tank through a dip tube that runs from top cold water inlet down through the inside of the tank, delivering the cold water to the bottom.
text: If the dip tube becomes disconnected or broken, the cold water may enter the tank at the top, where it immediately dilutes the hot water.
text: This is because cold water enters the tank at the bottom, so this element is responsible for the majority of water heating.
text: When flow starts from the uppermost outlet, cold water enters the tank at the bottom.
text: The water entering the tank may carry those deposits as well as some other substances, which will make it impossible for the heater to work correctly.
text: When water entering or leaving the tank is abruptly turned off, it can cause the pipes to move, banging against studs or the interior of walls.
text: Turn off the cold water entering the tank.
text: The cold water inlet is where the cold water enters the tank, and the hot water outlet is where the hot water leaves the tank.
text: But as hot water is used, cold water entering the tank is mixing with the hot water inside.