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Brine in value on heat pump

anon1 · 2007-09-21 06:40:12

The brine in value on my heat pump is showing as 72 oC. This looks high. The heat pump has only been heating water for the summer but its hard to believe that the temperature of the brine in the horizontal loop under the soil would reach that temperature. What temperature are others seeing? What volume of water from the…

21-09-2007 6:40am

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The brine in value on my heat pump is showing as 72 oC. This looks high. The heat pump has only been heating water for the summer but its hard to believe that the temperature of the brine in the horizontal loop under the soil would reach that temperature. What temperature are others seeing?

What volume of water from the loop does the heat pump take in roughly during each cycle?

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#2 21-09-2007 8:33am

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Is that not the temp of the solution? Ring your supplier is your best bet

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