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Posted by T_Bone on June 12, 2004 at 08:05:09 from (4.240.42.58):
In Reply to: Re: Re: OT New home wall thickness posted by dhermesc on June 11, 2004 at 13:03:42:
Hi dhermesc, Sounds awful expensive for what you were quoted. A ground source HP can either be wet, uses well water etc:, or dry uses the earth as a heat sink. Ground temperature doesn't change very much yearly, 50º average 8ft deep, for most of the USA, and is why a GSHP works well and very efficient. Sizing HP HVAC units is a big problem in the industry. Most units tend to be sized for the refrigeration side and not for the heating side. Some areas due to the radical temperature swings a split or piggy back unit is best. Alot to consider to spec the correct unit system for a pictular area. I went to Alaska one time to spec a 50ton refrigeration system in a area that never got above 60º with very little humidity. Thats the gov't at work for you. T_Bone
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