Hi Martin

I think the all system will not work, even if you have water source below
10c.

try to rich the humidity if you are living in a very dry area.

Regards

Tal Bejerano
AMC - ISRAEL


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Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 8:42 AM
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Subject: [OT]: Car Radiator for Air Conditioning


i would like to use a radiator from a small car for air conditioning my
house:

i have a source of cold water (about 10C, i think that's about 52F). so i
would like to circulate this water through the car radiator.
there's a heater, which is originally placed in the air distribution
system, i have in my house for heating in wintertime. i want to replace it
with the car radiator to cool down the air in summer.
i have no idea if this works, as i have no data of such a car radiator.
has anyone done something similar, or does anyone know about the active
surface of such a car radiator and the thickness of the lamella (between
air and water)?
or does anyone have any data of such a radiator, that help me calculate
how much power i can 'destroy', depending on the airstream and temperature
difference?
thank's a lot!!
tino

ps:
wonder why i ask this in a pic forum? for shure, i pic will control the
whole thing!

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