 en102Canadian, eh?
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Valencia, CA | reply to Kearnstd
Re: I'm sure it'll work.. There's a lot of 'green' ideas that could be put to good use... just need someone to integrate the systems (HVAC). I watch too many of the shows on the Science channel where they manufacture in +1000F furnaces, and just let the heat 'escape' or burn off. At least they should be putting that waste energy to use (i.e. steam powered electrical generators).
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Winter Park, FL | said by en102:At least they should be putting that waste energy to use (i.e. steam powered electrical generators). Or better yet: adsorption chillers! Use the process waste heat to cool stuff. Like the building, or a part of the process that needs refrigeration...
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The NORAD bunker in Colorado used to be heated entirely by their computer room (vac. tube days)...recent upgrades to smaller, more powerful computers caused all sorts of heating related issues... |
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