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The water tank is 250 gallons and will rest ontop of the firebox.
The heated water will be pumped underground to the house. It will pass thru a water tube radiator in the gas furnace airduct. The heat transfer will warm the air that is forced thruout the house.
http://rumczeisz.blogspot.com/2010/01/greenway-of-heating-our-home.html
ReplyDeleteUsing the wood boiler for the heating system of the house is quite the clever idea. It will definitely help you save a lot on heating bills. But you just have to make sure that the water tube radiator is properly installed so that everything works out fine throughout the winter.
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