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hr Member Posts: 6,106
in THE MAIN WALL
all his closed loop systems (chapter 3 & 4) show the pump pumping towards the PONC and scoop/ expansion tank!

I'd like to see him address this on page 36, expansion tank paragraph.

Someone needs to send him a copy of "Pumping Away" :)

He also recommends Prestone Lotox and Sierra automotive PG glycols. I feel hydronic or solar specfic glycols should be used.

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  • Bob Sweet
    Bob Sweet Member Posts: 540
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    Looking for

    any application/design info. on solar energy systems. Books, websites, authors etc. Thanks.
  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 0
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    THE best solar book...

    hasn't been written yet. I was going to talk to HR this weekend while were out floatin on a boat near Las Vegas :-)

    I made the mistake of googling 'solar'...I got 314 MILLION hits in 7 one HUNDREDTHS of a SECOND. That works out to an ENOURMOUS solar hits per millisecond (calculator errored out on me:-)

    And from that one googling, I've determined I'm NOT in the right business (or STATE for that matter...).

    Not bad..

    http://www.realgoods.com/calsolar/index.html

    ME
  • Mi39ke
    Mi39ke Member Posts: 44
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    Solar Radar

    Yeah, hard to choose what to read. I've been buying a lot of the old books from the '70s of late. Google William Beckman or Sanford Klein as starting points for old stuff. Go to www.fchart.com for design software by Beckman and Klein.

    Tom Lane's book seems to have some real world information that is worthwhile--Mind you, I'm a searcher myself, the old solar pros will comment more appropriately. SOLAR HOT WATER SYSTEMS, 1977 to TODAY, LESSONS LEARNED by Tom Lane. In its 26th or 27th edition. Mine is copyrighted 2003. www.ecs-solar.com. ASHRAE has technical books, of course.

    The Munchkin folk of Milwaukee will debut their new integrated solar system tomorrow in Milwaukee. Drainback. AET panels. Should be interesting, as currently we only get incentives in WI for closed loop glycol systems. They say that will soon change.

    Michael Ward
  • Xc8p2dC_2
    Xc8p2dC_2 Member Posts: 150
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    General info

    Costs etc >>> http://www.solarbuzz.com/
  • Nikolai
    Nikolai Member Posts: 31
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    Solar evacuated tube collectors

    Some very interesting information can be found on www.navitron.org.uk
  • Cosmo_3
    Cosmo_3 Member Posts: 845
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    nice link

    I sure wish Pennsylvania was on that list.....


    Cosmo Valavanis
  • ALH_4
    ALH_4 Member Posts: 1,790
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    PV gets the glory

    But solar thermal is where it's at. Think of how much fuel and electricity could be saved by installing a sdhw system in everyone's home. It's simple, long lasting, and there are no sacrifices asked of the homeowner.

    Department of State Incentives for Renewable Energy

    -Andrew
  • Ed_26
    Ed_26 Member Posts: 284
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    solar info

    www.siliconsolar.com , www.solarthermal.com , www.Viessmann-us.com , www.retscreen.ca , www.taylorMunroe.ca . Too many to list here. Google your desire - ie: solarthermal, & go from there.
  • bert
    bert Member Posts: 50
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    PV Solar

    www.southwestpv.com has some easily understood system design info on photovoltaics
  • Josh_10
    Josh_10 Member Posts: 787
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    WWW.THERMOMAX.COM
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