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by hedora
137 days ago
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It’s more about predictive modeling: At what time + temperature do you close windows, given predicted cloud cover and overnight temperatures/wind? Come to think of it, if we had a big salt slurry that transitioned at 72F in the floors, that would probably do the right thing. It’d create a step function making it hard to heat above 72, or cool below it. I wonder how much density changes as these things transition. Would a static pool (mixed by freezing) work, or would it need a pump? |
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