Теплообменник в бане с выносным баком. Как это было и как стало.

   • 11 полипропиленовых труб на морозе #1   experiments with different pipes.    • Отопление в частном доме, не каждый день т...   Beef Boiler House In this video, Comrades, I will talk about dismantling black metal pipes and installing corrugated stainless steel pipes so that clean, hot water can be produced. It will also be seen how the remote tank can be connected to the heat exchanger located on the exhaust pipe. Pipe of diameter 20. The joints are made qualitatively and do not flow (at least at me, and the cat cradled the pressure there). The tank is made of stainless steel. The heat exchanger is also made of stainless steel. For some reason, they make a 3/4 exit. It would be better by an inch, but components are more expensive. The water is warming for about 3 hours. Who will be interested, I will measure how long it will take to heat 80 liters of water. But for me, the main interest is how much you need to drown a bath in winter, in frosts, so that it is comfortable in the first room, not to rely on warm hot water from the pelvis in the washing room, but to soar in the steam room, not warm. Boilers do not want to hang for heating water, even if the oven itself works, so more naturally. Yesterday we tried to drain with new pipes. It works as well as with blacks, only without rust in the water. You still need to finish some things: there is a plinth, here it is closed, on the pre-banner to make a floor, although this is not very moving. It is possible to make a more carefully cold water supply. The wasps hiked the nest right in the fireplace, in wood. I picked them up and moved them to a safe place (for animal rights activists), but in fact they flew out.... in the form of ash through a pipe. Well, I really took two butterflies out of the furnace and let them out. Firewood goes away a lot... although Fig knows, maybe not much, compared to the bath of my childhood, when you had to carry water all day with buckets and mercilessly reduce the pollen. To everyone so far)