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I suspect that you do not require a valve arrangement as you suggest. Once the modifications have been completed, with the buffer tank now acting as a...
@transparent At last, it would appear that we now have some 'grown-up' involved in the decision making, rather than merely the occupants of the West...
So it's your fault there is too much energy available? 😋
@ianmk13 It could be that NGED are trying to encourage consumers to pay them to install a 3 phase supply, which would be financially advantageous fo...
@johnmo I didn't say it was a simple solution, but I feel it is probably better than paying wind farm operators not to generate. In Winter the vas...
Looking at the charts, I suspect that your heat pump was only running the primary water pump but not the compressor, but without being able to observe...
I do believe that Siemens are developing modification for their gas turbines so that they can burn pure Hydrogen.
Your present system configuration requires the Honeywell thermostat to stop and start your secondary water pump, otherwise you would fail to get any ...
@jamespa You may find this of interest.
Running a Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) on hydrogen produces water vapour not CO2, so there would be no need for Carbon Capture (CC).
@iantelescope The fact that your heat pump was drawing little power would indicate that it was not performing a defrost cycle during the period show...
Would you think that to be cost effective?
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