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Someone with knowledge of outdoor furnaces and heat exchangers!

rico7467
rico7467 Member Posts: 40
in Radiant Heating
Is there anyone close to washington pa (1/2 hour south of Pittsburgh) that's knowledgeable in these systems that could come to my house and steer me in the right direction on how to do my install and how much would you want? If you don't want to post on here you can message me at <a href="mailto:Ricardo.babirad@gmail.com">Ricardo.babirad@gmail.com</a>. It doesn't have to be right away because it's gonna be a summer project

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  • Harvey Ramer
    Harvey Ramer Member Posts: 2,261
    I don't know

    of any wallie that lives out that way. I live 3hrs. away, Harrisburg. If you post all the particulars of your project, we can probably help you here on the wall.



    Harvey
  • PLUMMER
    PLUMMER Member Posts: 42
    Easy peasy

    If you can post your equipment , heat loss calculation broken down by zones and your needs. I am sure we can get you set up. All you will need is a licensed tradesman that works on hydronics regularly.

    Your system design will play a large role in how much wood you use or don't use. It also effects burn times. A proper install will cost more initially but you will save much more in wood maintenance and repairs soon. Many times in the first season.



    Siegenthaler and Calefi both have lots of pictures, diagrams of layout and controls for any wood burning system. Econoburn has this info on their website as well.



    You will learn why some very small wood boilers can heat huge spaces with proper system design and control. So its can be easier with larger units.



    What do you plan on using for underground supply lines?

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