We have a local ice skating rink where I live, and the locale does its best business in the winter, it is opened all year round, but hardly anyone goes in there in the summer, this past winter, there was an issue with the commercial furnace that they have in the ice skating rink.
The heating was pumping out a little too high, and it was causing the ice to start melting and almost turning to slush! This caused such a major issue, that they closed the locale for an entire month to repair the situation.
The commercial furnace somehow was pumping overtime…so to speak, however from what I heard from someone who works there, was that the control component had a lot to do with it! And then, on top of that, the water pipes that keep the ice in one piece under the rink were not laboring right, and so, here you have 2 complications assisting each other in making things bad, you have the commercial furnace pumping out a little too much heat, then you have the water pipes not keeping the ice frozen. Imagine how dangerous that may have been had they not caught that in time. A lot of people could have been skating, and then the ice would have turned to a small river! Especially if young children may have been on the ice when it began melting away, however very dangerous! I have to say, those commercial heating systems can be quite tricky sometimes. I am ecstatic I only deal with residential heating systems in our own home! I know all of us should be glad for small things in life.