Commercial Water Heating [RE-wrenches]

[Todd Cory, Mt. Shasta Energy Services]

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One thing I have never seen done at a Laundromat is a waste water heat
exchanger. At a Laundromat most folks wash in hot or warm, since it costs the
same number of quarters to do a load regardless of the water temperature. All
that hot soapy water going down the drain seems like a huge BTU waste. One could
probably steal some of the heat out of those dryer exhaust vents too...

Todd





Holt Kelly wrote:

>
> Back in the saddle after 3mos. in hospital.......wondering if anyone has
> experience with laundromat level water heating. Best systems? Freezing
> not a big issue.
> Changing subject a bit. Anyone done any research on Capstone
> microturbines?
>
> Holt E. Kelly
> Holtek Fireplace & Solar Products
> Waco, TX.


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