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justin trott
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Heat and A/C

09/09/2009 8:07 PM

does any one know of a forced cool air a/c that uses heat to make the cold transfer?
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Re: heat and a/c

09/09/2009 8:50 PM

I think what you are describing is a "DC Inverter Air Cooled Heat Pump- A/C". Check out this website "www.alibaba.com" let me know if I'm on the right track....

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Re: Heat and A/C

09/10/2009 12:36 AM

You may be looking for an absorbtion type chiller...
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09/10/2009 9:43 AM

absorbtion chiller...ahh you are the man....
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09/11/2009 2:06 AM

Absorption chiller - as already mentioned by some or, may be TECs (Thermo Electric coolers).

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09/11/2009 2:12 AM

keeps getting better:)
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09/11/2009 1:21 PM

Also consider an Adsorption Chiller as a possibility. Operates at a lower hot water temperature and potentially more efficient.

www.wasteheat.com/library_files/WHS adsorption vs absorption.pdf
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