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Re: Info on Hydronic Heating / Cooling withOUT furnace or AC

You

12-11-2007

Re: Info on Hydronic Heating / Cooling withOUT fur...

Jim

12-11-2007

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Posted by You on December 11, 2007, 2:04 pm

In article

> By

> circulating the water through the pipes, the building can be

> conditioned without using external energy (besides for the heat

> exchanger for the heating, because the basement isn't warm enough to

> heat the upper floors).

EXCEPT, for the energy for the Pumps, that move the fluid around the
system, which in a building is going to be SIGNIFICANT.........

Posted by Jim on December 11, 2007, 3:20 pm

> In article

>> By

>> circulating the water through the pipes, the building can be

>> conditioned without using external energy (besides for the heat

>> exchanger for the heating, because the basement isn't warm enough to

>> heat the upper floors).

> EXCEPT, for the energy for the Pumps, that move the fluid around the

> system, which in a building is going to be SIGNIFICANT.........

Good point; also, he'll probably want some sort of thermal storage tanks
(55gal. drums?)

Posted by PeterD on December 11, 2007, 5:07 pm

>> In article

>>> By

>>> circulating the water through the pipes, the building can be

>>> conditioned without using external energy (besides for the heat

>>> exchanger for the heating, because the basement isn't warm enough to

>>> heat the upper floors).

>> EXCEPT, for the energy for the Pumps, that move the fluid around the

>> system, which in a building is going to be SIGNIFICANT.........

> Good point; also, he'll probably want some sort of thermal storage tanks

>(55gal. drums?)

Where is this heat (or cooling) coming from?

Posted by Cosmopolite on December 11, 2007, 7:02 pm

PeterD wrote:

>>>In article

>>>

>>>> By

>>>>circulating the water through the pipes, the building can be

>>>>conditioned without using external energy (besides for the heat

>>>>exchanger for the heating, because the basement isn't warm enough to

>>>>heat the upper floors).

>>>

>>>EXCEPT, for the energy for the Pumps, that move the fluid around the

>>>system, which in a building is going to be SIGNIFICANT.........

>> Good point; also, he'll probably want some sort of thermal storage tanks

>>(55gal. drums?)

> Where is this heat (or cooling) coming from?

Geothermal system, with tubes running through aluminum plates in the
ceiling.

Posted by PeterD on December 12, 2007, 12:28 pm

wrote:

>PeterD wrote:

>>>

>>>>In article

>>>>

>>>>> By

>>>>>circulating the water through the pipes, the building can be

>>>>>conditioned without using external energy (besides for the heat

>>>>>exchanger for the heating, because the basement isn't warm enough to

>>>>>heat the upper floors).

>>>>

>>>>EXCEPT, for the energy for the Pumps, that move the fluid around the

>>>>system, which in a building is going to be SIGNIFICANT.........

>>>

>>> Good point; also, he'll probably want some sort of thermal storage tanks

>>>(55gal. drums?)

>>>

>> Where is this heat (or cooling) coming from?

>Geothermal system, with tubes running through aluminum plates in the

>ceiling.

So you have drilled a geothermal well? Tell me more, this gets
interesting now.

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