Heat Storage in the Earth from the Sun

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by dedeleco » 01/06/12, 14:36

Compared to a nuke plant, this technology is more than one billion times simpler!!!

It is also more than one billion less dangerous!!

I can drill by myself!!!

Il I find inexpensive hand drilling for small diameter not sold in supermarkets, but used by some on econology for water well!!

The PE tube cost 28 € for 100 meters, for solar panels and inside the earth !!

Conventional insulation is sufficient outside!!

It is sufficient for storing solar heat inside the ground of the earth.

But many like complex expensive solutions!!
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by Obamot » 01/06/12, 15:04

As usual, you don't answering about what you missed ...

By the way:

1) your link IS NOT about a "zero emission" project (because they also use a gaz plant).
2) this project is not applicable to any type of building.

(And you forgot to mention all that points, most of the time).

Last, but not least: a nuclear plant is NOT "A brand new complex technology", it come from ... the fifties and except the safety, not much sophisticated to understand than a controlled steamer.
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by dedeleco » 01/06/12, 15:43

Obamot wrote:As usual, you don't answering about what you missed ...

By the way:

1) your link IS NOT about a "zero emission" project (because they also use a gaz plant).
2) this project is not applicable to any type of building.

(And you forgot to mention all that points, most of the time).

Last, but not least: a nuclear plant is NOT "A brand new complex technology", it come from ... the fifties and except the safety, not much sophisticated to understand than a controlled steamer.


Always the same wrong sentences:

(because they also use a gas plant).


Auxiliary gas is not fot home heating, but only as a complement for solar hot water in winter, bathing, because we refuse to use water only at 30 ° C, which is sufficient for me, for bathing.

www; dlsc.ca have been very careful, to not mix all the problems, like Obamot, separating home heating, the biggest expense, from hot water, so that it is working and not a failure, by a mixing completely diifferent problems?

The home are heated in winter by summer sun and rejecting this beautiful working solution, because some gas is used to complement hot water solar panel, when there is no sun, is completely misleading and a lie by Obamot.

EPR is a complex new brand for the security, because complete security is impossible with any nuke.

On the contrary, the summer solar heat for winter is a very very old technology, used simply by our ancestors, in the underground caves, more than 20000 years ago when it was very cold and thus living in mild temperature of 13 ° C compared to -20 ° C outside in winter.

This method is the same, improved by storing in the earth the heat of the sun for the winter, using the diffusion of heat taking a time like the square ot the distance :

One year over 3 to 6 meters, 100 years over 30 to 60 meters only!!!

2) this project is not applicable to any type of building.


is completely wrong!!

Because storing is made outside of the building, under parking lots, roads, or gardens, so that any old building, can be heated with this method with solar thermal panels on the roof or any free place under the sun.

Nothing to make this in my old houses, only that some material for simple drilling is not usually found and times necessary to improve and simplify, what other complicate needless.

Wrong ideas prevents you from seeing the real working solution.

Moreover, econology is earning money, by the without end advertising of the cheating trickery of the Windeo wind turbines !!
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by Obamot » 01/06/12, 18:55

Dedeleco wrote:Because storing is made outside of the building, under [...] garden [s]

I suppose they could build the heat storage under your garden, kindly without disturbing earthworms ...! : Mrgreen:

Previously Dedeleco wrote:"But only projects, often quite expensive, and the big red truck will destroy completely all my garden of my old houses"
https://www.econologie.com/forums/post234179.html#234179


Hilarious isn't it? : Mrgreen:

PS: no one will care about your other points imho, so ...
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by Remundo » 01/06/12, 22:19

Obamot wrote:"Thanks a lot" for killing the subject of Alerte.Schiste! (By cutting most of my posts and pasting them here).

The links are done to speak about heat storage here,

This subject must not pollute the shale gas' subject.

Simple : Idea:
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by Obamot » 01/06/12, 23:09

You saw the result ...! Read the introduction ... What does mean?

What is common?
- Real price of a wellbore ... Very interesting to know.
- Closer technic to build a wellbore.
- Same equipment required.
- Same potential dangers.
- Same know how ...

I'm sorry but I don't specially agree in this case Remundo. But no problem to me. :P
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by Remundo » 02/06/12, 06:47

The technics are the not same for drilling a dwelling geothermal hole (depth max 50 m and mainly vertical) and a huge net of underground pipes (vertical and horizontal, (several km of length and depth and fracking the stones with high pressure corrosive liquids) .

Thus the comparison between the costs is difficult, simply because the goals of a fracking wellbore and a geothermal drilling of surface are totally different.

But the subject is interessant, that's why I have created this one, and moreover, it improves our English :D

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by Obamot » 02/06/12, 09:18

Remundo wrote:The technics are the not same for drilling a dwelling geothermal hole (depth max 50 m and mainly vertical)

Up to the area ...
I guess you never read this thread, also created by Christophe:
https://www.econologie.com/forums/stockage-e ... 10470.html

From -20 m to -200 m is peanut imho (reason why I disagree Dedeleco at this point: too much expensive for a gain between 12,5 ° C to 18 ° C only. Not enough, reason why it require an "heat pump "to be efficient, and so on ...).
The EPFZ suggest 300 meters. But it's also not enough, because they are border line. To be sure, the best is between 400 m and 500 m.
And this is NOT for a straight geothermal application, but to refill and increasing temperature in the hot season, for to extract and exploiting it in the cold season. The top of temperature in the winter, can be obtain after two years of exploitation (is like a charger with batteries ...)

Remundo wrote:Thus the comparison between the costs is difficult, simply because the goals of a fracking wellbore and a geothermal drilling of surface are totally different.

Ok, ok, but I don't care about that. Only I would like to have an estimate: of what is the "economic price", according to a big campaign of rehabilition of houses. For example, impulsed to a large scale, by a government (dreaming is good ...).

Remundo wrote:But the subject is interessant, that's why I have created this one, and moreover, it improves our English :D

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... hope it's not to late for the rest of us ... : Mrgreen:
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by dedeleco » 02/06/12, 10:28

This sentence is completely wrong:

From -20 m to -200 m is peanut imho (reason why I disagree Dedeleco at this point: too much expensive for a gain between 12,5 ° C to 18 ° C only. Not enough, reason why it require an "heat pump "to be efficient, and so on ...).


look and read please www.dlsc.ca a working solution, that Obamot has not read carefully, as usual with him.

It is heating 52 homes (only houses heating and not bathing water, which is another problem with other free solutions) without any "heat pump" and with a depth of 32m only !!

For a single old home, you can limit at 12m of depth, with small diameters bore hole with hand boring machine, without all the big red trucks shown and used by Obamot, that are used for drilling for gas over hundred kilometers of land in USA !!

The solution of Obamot, typical for recovering gaz, is the best to have no more any garden over centuries !!

A simple solution is possible and Obamot missed this inexpensive solution.
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by Obamot » 02/06/12, 15:53

I never miss something about that ... I guess, so ... : Lol:

Again and again, you would continue as a "never end story". Provide a SERIOUS calculation (not such advertised by this brand) and we could talk ...

- project, that you report, is not efficient enough for conventional houses (we already targeted the application domain of that kind of houses, many, many times in french);

- because is more complex;

- it use fossil energy (that I don't want), especially if applied to non-passive houses, who represent 98% of the today market (according to official statistics);

- is expensive to build for what it is, to my eyes. Because it require a storage place (for gaz, fioul, PAC or whatever) it's risky, and that is about the same cost than the fluid tank of Jenni;...>

- btw, what is the bargain if you need to invest in both: conventional and renewable equipment? You double the costs, potentially problems and also the amortization costs for a none benefit situation for years;

- is expensive to service (multiply the holes, you multiply also potentially the problems) so I don't know why you are a lot suspicious about only one wellbore (with an interleaved of two "U tube" design);
- most of houses, don't have a sufficient surface to install a collector plant;

- you never provide any independent calculation that proved if it really working in such condition;

- moreover, what is not fair from your side: you never considered the Jenni houses as a serious and better competitor, because it's concept don't use fossil energy anymore, that give "zero emission", and zero cost in the cold season.

- and last but not least, they don't take profit enough - of all the available surface of the roof to collect solar thermic energy - that make me very suspicious about the efficiency (especially for a Canadian project, when you know how much it's cold over there);

... so, stop it please. : Lol:

Stop your repetitions, stop your link, stop the discussion to focus only on the issues that you would consider useful unilaterally, stop your long posts that dosen't make sense, stop your flood. Stop it now.

Thanks!
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