Commercial Water Heating [RE-wrenches]

[Dean T. Newberry]

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Hi Holt,
Most laundromats use commercial 80% efficient 100 gallon high recovery 
water heaters available from regular plumbing houses.
A better system is to use a 92% efficient DHW boiler with a circulator 
and a large tank. Among others, Heat Transfer Products has a Munchkin 
Unit certified and with onboard controls just for this kind of 
application available in 50MBH to 320MBH. This configuration is easy to 
Solarize with modules from Heliodyne, SunEarth, Apricus and others.  The 
boiler / tank system tends to cost more initially, but will last longer 
and is easier and cheaper to repair and 12% cheaper to operate. It also 
has much lower standby losses, than the integral tank burner gravity 
ventilated systems because there is no flue up the center of the tank. I 
think the manufacturer has marketing documentation for this kind of 
application. Note however there are specialty contractors just for the 
laundry industry and they will bad mouth any equipment configurations 
they don't sell.
I will be happy to help you market to his sector.  Contact me off list 
at deant at dcn.org

Holt Kelly wrote:

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>Hello all,
>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?
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>Holt E. Kelly
>Holtek Fireplace & Solar Products
>Waco, TX.
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Dean T. Newberry
Marketing and Sales

Quantum Energy Group
256 Applegate School Road
Applegate, Ca. 95703

Tel: 530 878-4585
Fax: 530 878-6685
Cel: 530 867-2392

deant at dcn.org
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