Loop design
Last Post 05 Apr 2011 10:10 PM by joe.ami. 2 Replies.
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Bob KervinUser is Offline
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05 Apr 2011 12:37 PM
We live in Bowling Green, Ohio and have a geothermal 6 ton unit, 4000 sqft home, 4800ft of loop in two (2) trenches foot 20 ft apart, 400ft long 5 ft deep. there are (8) eight pipes laid 4 on the bottom, 2 attached to each side of the trench about a foot up from the bottom of the trench, I have electric bill in the $400-$500 dollar range. I feel that this is high. Could I get some input from anyone, Please?
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05 Apr 2011 03:12 PM
Questions:
Manual J for the house ? design temps?
cost per KWH for electricity?
What is your base electrical load? What is the electrical usage in spring/fall. How many people living in the house?
Do you use setbacks if so how many degrees? what temp do you keep the house at?
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05 Apr 2011 10:10 PM
not that far from you and lived in sylvania once upon a time. do not know your cost per kwh or the demands of your home. we can't help without more info.
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