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*GBG*uggbash · 09-25-2002, 07:45 PM

This is a great site from what i can tell, the best so far!

I`m fairly new into cooling and i have just recently begun to understand the basics.

anyway my first project will be this :

House Water Cooling!

My house system will give me a 202.8 g/h (768.6 l/h) water flow and a constant water temperature of 62.6 fahrenheit (17 celsius) to play with.

Ofcourse the drawback is the water bill, but i think it will be enough with a weak water flow of about 50/gh (189.5 l/h). It will then cost me about 0.15 $ for one hour cooling.

I pay one dollar for one m*3 of water (0.028 $ for one ft*3), what do you guys pay?

With my "open system" i will finnish of all watts my water takes for a ride. This will allow me to use a peltier with ease and with superior performance.

what do you guys think?

09-25-2002, 07:45 PM	#1
GBGuggbash Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Sweden Posts: 20	newbie on procooling.com This is a great site from what i can tell, the best so far! I`m fairly new into cooling and i have just recently begun to understand the basics. anyway my first project will be this : House Water Cooling! My house system will give me a 202.8 g/h (768.6 l/h) water flow and a constant water temperature of 62.6 fahrenheit (17 celsius) to play with. Ofcourse the drawback is the water bill, but i think it will be enough with a weak water flow of about 50/gh (189.5 l/h). It will then cost me about 0.15 $ for one hour cooling. I pay one dollar for one m3 of water (0.028 $ for one ft3), what do you guys pay? With my "open system" i will finnish of all watts my water takes for a ride. This will allow me to use a peltier with ease and with superior performance. what do you guys think?