Canadian well

[Romain10]

Hello,
We are students in preparatory class (MPSI). Within the framework of the TIPE (Work of Personal Initiative Framed) we have chosen as subject the "Canadian well".

For the moment we already have what to advance from the theoretical point of view. However, to make our dossier more attractive we are looking for feasible experiments, to model the physical phenomena encountered.

We therefore come to seek advice to know if you have an idea to propose to us, if you have yourself such an installation or if you know of "manufacturers" of Canadian wells with whom we could contact.

Thank you

[MrSaladin]

Hello,


I came across this site and forum by doing research on "green clims"!
I knew the principle of the Canadian well without knowing the name!
after seeing this post, I did a search and I came across it: https://www.econologie.com/le-puit-canad ... -1827.html

it seems even easier to implement than I thought!

MrSaladin

[Romain10]

We too have already come across this site.
However, we cannot create a Canadian well for our TIPE (lack of time and resources!). Above all, we are looking for experiences that are easy to set up (even a little "boat").

[I Citro]

For the first time the Canadian / Provençal well was offered at the Bordeaux International Fair (and associated with the VMC Double Flux)

We may finally see this concept becoming generalized.
Here is a link to the manufacturer's site: REHAU
and as a bonus gift the link of the Double Flux CMVs offered:
Aldes
It is not the leader in double-flow CMVs ... but it has the merit of presenting its products even if its salespeople cannot sell them ...

Ah! Small precision, the Canadian well of REHAU is devoid of ventilation, it is therefore advisable to add a ... or a VMC double flow ...

Come on, I can't resist putting the link to HELIOS whose KWL are very famous.

[zac]

Ah! Small precision, the Canadian well of REHAU is devoid of ventilation, it is therefore advisable to add a ... or a VMC double flow ...

hi citro and the others

Sorry to contradict you citro (I don't know REHAU); but a well-made Canadian or Provençal or Roman well does not need ventilation. there was no current in rome in year 0

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[I Citro]

Hi zac,

You're right, well done, it works ...

A blower is added to compensate for design flaws, improve efficiency and meet air renewal standards.

[zac]

this is our bad habit of modern technology, but a good air vent go up in a wind vane and a closing valve it works as well.

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[I Citro]

this is our bad habit of modern technology, but a good air vent go up in a wind vane and a closing valve it works as well.

@ + citro

Do you have a picture of this kind of thing?

[zac]

yes I can make you a crobart, but it's so difficult to send an image on the site. file me an e-mail by e-mail or e-mail and I draw you that quickly.
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[I Citro]

No problem, you click on the button of your choice at the bottom of this message.
@ + zac