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Posted by =?ISO-8859-15?Q?Tekkie=AE?= on October 17, 2007, 9:12 pm
posted for all of us...
> wrote:
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> >wrote:
> >>Most people do vertical loops for geothermal. Not horizontal.
> >I guess you've never seen a guy with a backhoe and more than an acre.
> >James, I may just have to go borrow Stormys rock for you.
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> Boil it first.
>
> Stupid of THAT magnitude can be contagious.
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>
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Do you think boiling will be sufficient? Maybe irradiation then cremation then
electrocution...
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> having a section of garden (about 20m x 7 m) converted into parking
> which will involve some fairly major ground works to create a level
> surface.
> Next year (or the year after!) we plan a major extension to the house.
> My plan is to have heat exchanger pipework installed underground as
> part of the gardern works this year. When we do the major extension
> then we will install the heat pump and underfloor heating in the new
> rooms.
> Is this a good idea?
> Is 20m x 7m big enough for any sensible amount of pipework?
> Is it sensible to install the pipework this year even though I won't
> know if it's working until the extension project is complete in 08 or
> 09?
> Can anyone recomment a company to do the whole geothermal thing for
> me?
> I am a newcomer to all this.
> Any thoughts welcome?
> G
>