Andy Amago:
I was under the impression that heat pumps are effective where winters are not severe.
I'd be happy to do that for you.
Mike Geary Memphis
[Original Message] From: Teemu Pyyluoma <teme17@xxxxxxxxx> To: <lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: 7/15/2005 6:14:08 PM Subject: [lit-ideas] Re: The Refrigerator Lady Steps Away From Her Desk
> I don't see the problem, I mean they make floating house out of ferroconcrete so why not those? Anyway, that is passe, what you do knowadays is that you install a thermal heat pump that draws the heat from the ground do you don't have to built it underground. Quite common here actually, I've got couple friends who have installed those and it works fine. It's basicly a fridge in reverse after all.
I was under the impression that heat pumps are effective where winters are
not severe. I would have thought Finland's weather would make a heat pump
not useful during the main part of the winter. Here, alternatives such as
heat pumps and solar heating are becoming more popular but still far in the
minority. They're expensive to retrofit.
Andy Amago
Cheers, Teemu Helsinki, Finland
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