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Norm Latner.
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24 Feb 1999 at 7:32 am #280317
Joe Singh
MemberWhere can I buy fins that I can attach to the hot water heat pipes in my basement. Am trying to warm up the area.
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26 Feb 1999 at 12:20 am #305626
Norm Latner
ParticipantYou cannot just add fins. They have to be attached to the pipe when manufactured to get the necessary bond to ensure heat transfer. And fins by themselves do not heat the same as fins in an convection enclosure. Also, if these are the domestic water pipes, any heat that is tapped for the basement will come at the expense of cooler water at the faucets.: Where can I buy fins that I can attach to the hot water heat pipes in my basement. Am trying to warm up the area.
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26 Feb 1999 at 12:20 am #305627
Norm Latner
ParticipantYou cannot just add fins. They have to be attached to the pipe when manufactured to get the necessary bond to ensure heat transfer. And fins by themselves do not heat the same as fins in an convection enclosure. Also, if these are the domestic water pipes, any heat that is tapped for the basement will come at the expense of cooler water at the faucets.: Where can I buy fins that I can attach to the hot water heat pipes in my basement. Am trying to warm up the area.
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26 Feb 1999 at 12:20 am #308577
Norm Latner
Participant: You cannot just add fins. They have to be attached to the pipe when manufactured to get the necessary bond to ensure heat transfer. And fins by themselves do not heat the same as fins in an convection enclosure. Also, if these are the domestic water pipes, any heat that is tapped for the basement will come at the expense of cooler water at the faucets.: : Where can I buy fins that I can attach to the hot water heat pipes in my basement. Am trying to warm up the area.
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26 Feb 1999 at 12:20 am #308578
Norm Latner
Participant: You cannot just add fins. They have to be attached to the pipe when manufactured to get the necessary bond to ensure heat transfer. And fins by themselves do not heat the same as fins in an convection enclosure. Also, if these are the domestic water pipes, any heat that is tapped for the basement will come at the expense of cooler water at the faucets.: : Where can I buy fins that I can attach to the hot water heat pipes in my basement. Am trying to warm up the area.
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26 Feb 1999 at 12:20 am #309308
Norm Latner
Participantsir, i am doing a project in the design of a economiser so in regard to that i have to add fins for increased heat transfer and so what method should i employ for welding the fins.
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26 Feb 1999 at 12:20 am #309309
Norm Latner
Participantsir, i am doing a project in the design of a economiser so in regard to that i have to add fins for increased heat transfer and so what method should i employ for welding the fins.
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