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It takes the ground water from a well which in our area maintains a temp year round of about 60deg and uses for heat and cooling.
The closed system uses a sealed tubing to go between sever wells without pumping any water. But once you use that system, it takes some time for the ground water temp to get back to normal.
With the other system, it actually pumps the water from the well thru the system and back to a dry well to be absorbed in the ground. No discharge on top of the ground.
It takes the ground water from a well which in our area maintains a temp year round of about 60deg and uses for heat and cooling.
The closed system uses a sealed tubing to go between sever wells without pumping any water. But once you use that system, it takes some time for the ground water temp to get back to normal.
With the other system, it actually pumps the water from the well thru the system and back to a dry well to be absorbed in the ground. No discharge on top of the ground.
Oh.... why did you not say a geo-thermal system. Around here ground water is normally around 50*.
resistance..... heck no. Between the invading forces from the south, west and now north, we will push them all into the ocean and claim DE as Newginka.... LOL
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