Thermal sinks for solar heated homes
Last Post 13 Aug 2007 02:25 PM by slenzen. 3 Replies.
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10 Jun 2007 09:43 PM
   
I need thermal mass requiring minimal interior space in a low cost passive solar home.  I'm looking at multiple layers (3) of green board or cement board.  Can someone offer advice on the choice of these or other (thin) solutions?
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29 Jun 2007 10:45 PM
Have you considered putting your thermal mass into the floor? This would provide a large thermal mass and take up little or no interior space.
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30 Jun 2007 02:02 AM
A company makes clear fiberglass water columns that store heat and look pretty cool.
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13 Aug 2007 02:25 PM
What are the cost numbers? That is just as important and energy reducing figures. At what price? Does it have a decent payback? There are only so many people that want zero/very low energy consumption at a price that does not make financial sense.
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