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Posted by on April 10, 2007, 2:56 pm
wrote:
>[original post is likely clipped to save bandwidth]
>wrote:
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>>I was a professor of Mechanical Engineering many years ago. I have been
>>disabled for a long time. I am in the process of building a home, and have
>>come across a problem. I must have the temperature inside of the house,
>>24/7/365 at 67 degrees. I now live in TN and it gets very hot here, 95 is
>>not uncommon.
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>67F +-0F is impossible. Is humidity an issue as well? Is that actual
>temperature or "heat index"?
>
>If given a rational tolerance, any traditional system as well as
>including heat pump can do the job. Humidity control may be a difficult
>problem if needed.
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>If it is a true critical medical issue, a "safe zone" with a redundant
>system and backup power seems equally vital.
>
>gerry
Oh shit, you're back.
Take your EE and shove it up your ass.
Plonk.
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