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Re: NODE 0 Heat
- Subject: Re: NODE 0 Heat
- From: Jim Noble <yahoo-groups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 07 Dec 2004 18:03:54 +0000
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Ian wrote:
> Maybe not... If the plan was to preheat the water going into the hot
water
> tank for instance, recovering heat all year round would be a saving -
> obviously less so in the summer, but still - it's got to be better
than
> blowing it out the roof...
Ah, I see. Presumably your hot water is heated by an immersion heater then?
If you tried to "pre-heat" water from the boiler as it went into
the
cylinder, I think you'd end up pre-chilling it!
How long before even your fridge/freezer can be plumbed into a
house-wide heat exchanger to move those lazy therms around...?
Jim
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