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Green Building Bible, Fourth Edition
Green Building Bible, fourth edition (both books)
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    • CommentAuthortychwarel
    • CommentTimeMay 21st 2016
     
    We have just completed a 100kW community hydro scheme in which the building is cooled by a passive ventilation system (near floor level vents for incoming cool air and heated air leaving through high level vents).
    Today the generator set got a little to warm (running flat out at 100kW). This suggests as we thought during the design phase that we need a little more ventilation, however we don’t want the building getting too cold in the winter so would like to put thermostatic valves on the vents.
    Has anyone know a supplier for basic mechanical thermostatic dampers that would fit the 100mm ducting we are using.
    • CommentAuthorEd Davies
    • CommentTimeMay 21st 2016
     
    Could you adapt one of the greenhouse thermostatic vent openers?
    • CommentAuthortychwarel
    • CommentTimeMay 21st 2016
     
    Ed, very interesting idea.
    • CommentAuthorgyrogear
    • CommentTimeMay 22nd 2016 edited
     
    well, they're not valves but actuators, but maybe they'd do the trick...
    (sorry but could not find an English version...)
    http://www.pieces-tout-electromenager.com/description.php?id=7411&path=104

    wax-melt relay off of a dishwasher door.
    Gets 220 V, the heater melts the wax, this releases the (short stroke) pushrod, which hits a bellcrank and opens a damper.

    otherwise this one : http://www.carparts.com/air-box-thermostat

    Another one here, employs expanding material.
    http://www.hellopro.fr/vernet-40834-noprofil-1001166-0-0-1-1-fr-societe.html

    gg
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