Solar Solutions
Solar Heat Collector Efficiency
It is a mistake to assume that one kind of collector is fundamentally better than another.
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Bristol Stickney
Bristol Stickney has been designing, manufacturing, repairing and installing solar hydronic heating systems for more than 30 years. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and is a licensed Mechanical Contractor in New Mexico. He is the Chief Technical Officer for SolarLogic LLC in Santa Fe, N.M., where he is involved in development of solar heating control systems and design tools for solar heating professionals. Visit www.solarlogicllc.com for more information.
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Solar Solutions
‘Solar-Only’ Hydronic Heating in Buildings
Intermittent occupancy patterns give solar hydronic combisystems a chance to conserve energy and save money.
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10 reasons for choosing solar heat
Why solar hydronic heating in buildings is more practical, reliable.
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Closed-Loop Solar Glycol: The Art of Fill and Purge
Follow procedures to ensure the system is configured correctly.
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Best Practices of Solar Hydronic Design
Solar thermal hydronic combisystems must be designed and installed with the highest standards of longevity and performance.
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Solar DHW In-Tank Heat Exchangers
Even coated with minerals from hard water, this equipment continues to provide hot water with low maintenance.
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The Small District Heating Combisystem
Basic design features can be applied easily in both large and small hydronic combisystems.
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High-Efficiency Hydronic Systems
Renewable efficiency in commercial hydronic projects doesn’t need to be complicated.
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Heat Energy Measurement Around a Primary Loop
Accurately metering solar heat savings benefits the industry.
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