[Greenbuilding] hotter water
Nick Pyner
npyner at tig.com.au
Fri Jul 6 18:35:47 CDT 2012
I think i'm wrong and you're right. It came back to me in a blinding flash
while under the (non-solar heated) shower. I recall seeing a picture of a
solar heating system using two tanks. One was seriously big and the other
only about 100 litres, if that. I have no idea where it is, I never
understood it, and I can't recall any pipes visible, but I now believe the
little one served as an intermediate, i.e. just another heat exchanger,
while the real storage was obviously in the large one. This would enable the
medium to be pumped rapidly through the collector while circulation through
the storage is kept slow - and gentle!
Nick Pyner
Dee Why NSW
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From: greenbuilding-bounces at lists.bioenergylists.org
[mailto:greenbuilding-bounces at lists.bioenergylists.org]On Behalf Of
Clarke Olsen
but I just meant diffused horizontally, trying not to stir the storage.
I was slow on the up-take on stratification: couldn't see any point in
running through warm water when
there is cool below,
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