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- 29/10/09, 21:55
- Forum : Heating, insulation, ventilation, VMC, cooling ...
- Subject : Install wood boiler coupled existing gas boiler
- answers: 6
- views: 24157
hello, first of all, thank you for answering I felt a little alone: D For the moment I would like to do this in autoinstallation, but currently I have too many unresolved technical questions to get started. As you start, I'll explain what I understood (if real pros can correct), the differences ...
- 27/10/09, 01:02
- Forum : Heating, insulation, ventilation, VMC, cooling ...
- Subject : Install wood boiler coupled existing gas boiler
- answers: 6
- views: 24157
- 26/10/09, 17:25
- Forum : Heating, insulation, ventilation, VMC, cooling ...
- Subject : Install wood boiler coupled existing gas boiler
- answers: 6
- views: 24157
- 26/10/09, 16:44
- Forum : Heating, insulation, ventilation, VMC, cooling ...
- Subject : Install wood boiler coupled existing gas boiler
- answers: 6
- views: 24157
Install wood boiler coupled existing gas boiler
Hello, I would like to install a standard wood boiler with a buffer tank, but with the presence of an existing gas boiler. Unfortunately the 2 boilers are 10 m apart, with radiators in between. So I thought of this circuit with the following condition: give priori ...
- 07/10/09, 23:49
- Forum : Hydraulic, wind, geothermal, marine energy, biogas ...
- Subject : Wind: building a vertical axis wind turbine from A to Z
- answers: 233
- views: 534694
good evening, even if my idea does not seem very good, nor does it enchant the crowd: cry:: cry: I could not help but think about it. Let us admit that in the saviolus the wind which bounces on one blade pushes the other with an interesting force (idea which I still have difficulty accepted), it is the principle of ...
- 07/10/09, 15:32
- Forum : Hydraulic, wind, geothermal, marine energy, biogas ...
- Subject : Wind: building a vertical axis wind turbine from A to Z
- answers: 233
- views: 534694
I understand the principle of the savionus, indeed there is a chauvechement of the 2 blades which must be understood between 1/3 and 1/6 of the diameter (1/6 being the best output I think). 1/6 overlap, in addition to very close to the center, should not be extraordinary in terms of gain: the wind has to come in & ...
- 07/10/09, 14:16
- Forum : Hydraulic, wind, geothermal, marine energy, biogas ...
- Subject : Wind: building a vertical axis wind turbine from A to Z
- answers: 233
- views: 534694
What do you do with the air that is pumped by the blades on the left? It will inevitably return forward and interfere with your thrust on the right side. Do not waste time with this principle but rather use the soapius which at least works more on both sides I do not think that the circulated air is a big p ...
- 07/10/09, 00:26
- Forum : Hydraulic, wind, geothermal, marine energy, biogas ...
- Subject : Wind: building a vertical axis wind turbine from A to Z
- answers: 233
- views: 534694