06-17-16, 10:17 AM | #211 |
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Some pics worth thousands of words:
Shiny new a-coil Goes in a Jeep Closeup Cutaway view Don't forget to keep posting data on your rig. I'm certain that many subscribers are anxious to know how the thing operates with a TXV instead of a cap tube, both ways (DX loop and air coil) on the suction side. With the dinky fan and supersized air coil, how does this affect COP? What tangible effect does the air coil have on comfort level in the house? I could go on, but you get the idea. Last edited by jeff5may; 06-19-16 at 09:27 AM.. |
06-18-16, 02:19 PM | #212 |
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Awesome pics. Thanks. So Now that I know what I have will work, I am going to build a dehumidifier for the house. I could use two of these bad boys for evap and condenser, OR I could go DX again and use it as a small geothermal unit and make it reversible. I'll start another thread. I got the HVAC bug again, after installing my first 3 ton 410a split unit at my grandparents in a record 5 hours. (Never installed one before).
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142 hours, 8.31kwh = 1.4kwh a day. about .7 kwh less than the DX loop. Plus the water is set 5 degrees warmer.
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Anyway, the main benefit of this substance is not to clean floors but to consume it daily and supercharge your body with a secondary immunity system, just do some research... the colloidal silver can be brought from the drug store, but its so expensive, you pay 20-30 USD for a 50-100ml bottle .... with that money you can buy pure silver wire and do enough colloidal silver out of it to last you a lifetime. |
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About heating greenhouses in the winter you might better consider building buried greenhouses were just the roof is exposed to the elements and you took advantage of the constant earth temperature.... this model was arrived here in Romania from China in small scale and works wonderfully for growing tomatoes at -20 C .... combined with a aquaponics system were you also heat the water with a solar heat exchanger if you want to raise tilapia and supplement the water heating with a heat pump In the race for efficiency we should first use the passive sources that cost just at the beginning when you do the design and construction of the greenhouse (example the buried greenhouses), after that use some extra solar power (adding solar water heater to add more heat exactly were we need it the most were are the fishes) and even thou we love them so much, we could use the heat pumps just for extreme needs so at the end our tomatoes don t have included in them some KW/h of electricity from the local coal powered electric plant I mean it might fell strange in the plate for some .... joking |
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Here are the newest numbers. System been logging for 7198 hours, that is 2 hours shy of 300 days. In those 300 days the system has used 440 kwh of power.
So that is 1.5 kwh a day, at $.12 a kwh, that is $.18 a day for 120F water. We have not run out, system hasn't broken, and no signs of it breaking anytime soon. 300 days for hot water for $80.
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Congratulations, guy - you deserve it!!
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Just checked the meter, the hours had run out past 9999, so I looked back at the last date of when I finished the unit. The unit continued to measure kWh.
3 years or 1100 days. And 2000 kWh comes to $220 of power used. $220 ÷ 1100 days = .20 cents a day. This is without me touching it in a couple years. I haven't even checked the pressures. We will start building soon and I will no longer be logging info. Again I can't thank all of y'all enough for the help provided and wisdom shared over this project build.
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Unit is still running! No issues as of yet.
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Awesome to hear from you! So your rig has been running faithfully for 5 years now? At 20 cents a day instead of 50 or 60? With zero maintenance. Man, that's 700 bucks. WOW
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