Inverter/Battery Question (Round 2 well pumping) [RE-wrenches]
Darryl Thayer
daryl_solar at yahoo.com
Sun Jan 22 11:30:16 PST 2006
HI windy and others
In Minnesota I was not allowed to use a cistern "tank"
in excess of the pressure tank. The inspector argued
the well water has "bacteria" which can grow as the
water warms, and long storage tank time constant
allows them to become a concern. Any comment?
Darryl
--- Windy Dankoff <windydankoff at mac.com> wrote:
> Thanks Matt,
>
> Let's add that to the list of reasons to use a
> storage tank! I simply
> overlooked it. If anyone has other advice, chime in
> for the sake of
> information.
> Windy
>
>
>
> > From: Matt Tritt <solarone at charter.net>
> > Subject: Re: Inverter/Battery Question (Round 2
> well pumping) [RE-
> > wrenches]
> >
> >
> >
> > But Windy, far from being just a legacy of the
> past, out here in
> > fire-prone California, water storage tanks aren't
> just a good idea;
> > they're the law!~ a variable pressure pump is cool
> for simplifying a
> > system, but without a storage tank you have no
> reservoir for fires or
> > for that occasional power outage. The CDF and the
> USFS rely on having
> > access to large numbers of private storage tanks
> to supply their water
> > reserves all over the state, and you literally
> cannot get a building
> > permit without the prerequisite tank(s).
> >
> > Matt T
>
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