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Re: Desuperheaters /Boilers/Solar
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Posted by Yves Chenevert on Monday, 28 April 2008, at 9:58 a.m.,
in response to Re: Desuperheaters /Boilers/Solar, posted by Robert Gammon
BAck in 1981 i have installed a few solar water heater. And with the kit. There was a corrugated stainless steel tank inside a regular stainless tank. The corrugated stainless increase contact area and with expansion and contration reduce deposit on the wall of the tank. Specialy if you have hard water. The hot liquid that heat the tank is on the outside. So you need to have good insulation because your average temperature on the exterior wall of the tank is higher.
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