radiant cooling via slab
I turning part of the shop into a ADU. About 750 sq ft, well insulated, just an insulated OH ad man door right now. 4" slab 1/2" tube 6" on center, 250' lengths
90° outside yesterday, 12% humidity in Salt Lake
The system dropped from 80 inside to 75 over the course of about 8 hr. SWT 51°
I turned off the HP but left the pump run through the night.
72° this morning in the space. So the flywheel effect causes some overshoot, as expected.
The loft, 15' ceiling area, was just a few degrees warmer, a shot of the hanging thermometer at 74.8°, which was good to see,. No air movement at this point.
I was thinking a 2 ton hydronic air handler for cooling . Maybe not, just a HV unit to move some air around? It would be nice not to add ductiong with these exposed ceilings.
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