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buffalobillpatrick · 10-19-14, 11:40 AM

Thanks Steve,
Your data shows about a 2% loss of HP efficiency for each *C increase of load temp.

So keeping a load tank 15*C hotter to handle "design temp" winter night
vs. a mild Fall day,

would cost about 30% in HP efficiency.

10-19-14, 11:40 AM	#13
buffalobillpatrick Master EcoRenovator Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Florissant, Colorado Posts: 599 Thanks: 814 Thanked 59 Times in 55 Posts	Thanks Steve, Your data shows about a 2% loss of HP efficiency for each C increase of load temp. So keeping a load tank 15C hotter to handle "design temp" winter night vs. a mild Fall day, would cost about 30% in HP efficiency. Last edited by buffalobillpatrick; 10-19-14 at 01:20 PM..