What a great project to be able to build a house! And you know it's done right. Number 5 of your post makes your user name perfectly clear! Welcome aboard. the posting of pics wasn't all that hard to figure out (I had help). The remembering of how to post pics is a bit more hard to figure out!
8 cu. ft. x (30/2)=120.... Have you had ya a cup a' Joe yet Canadian border VT I'm curious what campinspecter is using as "heat storage"..... Some thermal mass battery?
Drinking one now but have not gone to bed yet? That's heat storage thing got me curious also.. man im gonna have a rough day when Eric VW on meds is correcting the math
Haven't gone to bed yet??!! That's worse than Eric VW being on meds BTW, finished meds last nite so..... Loooook out!
'Bout 1/4 cord, maybe slightly less. Fo sho cudda done wit less. It be 'bout 55 out and bout 78 inside wif a couple winders open, ain't nuttin likes fresh air! Looks like our nighttime temps are going to hit the mid to low 20's the next few days; thats wood burning time!
The Jetstream boiler was one of the first boiler to use heat storage. The pdf gives the concept of the boilers operation combined with storage. Storage is 1258 US gallons of water maintained between 120 -195 F in the summer and 150-195 F in the winter. The storage tank is a 5/8"riveted plate steel boiler with its flame tubes removed. The refractory base of the Jetstream, with the gasket being applied before the heat exchanger is set in place. This is a thread on the installation Jetstreams - Out With The Old And In With The New. | Firewood Hoarders Club
