[Greenbuilding] Hot water pipe insulation
Nick Pyner
npyner at ihug.com.au
Sat Apr 16 11:44:31 CDT 2016
I didn't say coming out of the tap, I said supply, and since the subject
is the pipes, actually come from the service, not the other end. I
actually guessed 140F, which I now see really is 60C, the Standard for
minimum storage temperature in hot water service allowed round here, and
I imagine everywhere else that has standards. I can well imagine the
temperature is a lot less at the tap, particularly if you don't insulate
the pipes.
Nick Pyner
Dee Why Beach
On 16/04/2016 1:19 PM, Reuben Deumling wrote:
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> On Fri, Apr 15, 2016 at 8:14 PM, Nick Pyner <npyner at ihug.com.au
> <mailto:npyner at ihug.com.au>> wrote:
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> ...may be interpreted as a constant supply of water at a likely
> minimum of about 140 (gasp!)F.
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> Not around these parts.
> I strongly suspect you would (gasp!) if you opened the tap and the
> /minimum/ temperature were 140F.
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