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 | Radiant Oxymoron
User-friendly
and affordable should be the goals of the radiant industry rather than custom-built
and expensive.
by Lawrence Drake
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 | On The Waterfront
Radiant
heating can be found in many places, but it also can be improved.
by Paul Pollets
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 | 2007 Radiant Heating Report
High-Performance Residential
Most Wet Heads we profile
talk about the energy efficiency of radiant heat. John Palecek,
energy/technical consultant, Smart Solutions Inc., Kamiah, Idaho, can talk
about that, but he’s more inclined to bring up concrete form walls or insulated
tongue-and-groove flooring systems or even a ventilation system that features a
hydrocarbon ionomeric membrane.
by Kelly Johnson
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Renewing Solar Energy
Legislation seeks to extend tax credits for the
solar energy and other renewable energy industries.
by Steve Smith
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 | Green Building…Energy Efficiencies…Alternative Power
More people are reading about how to save energy and otherwise leave a
smaller carbon footprint on the planet, and this year’s Radiant
Heating Report takes a look at how the radiant/hydronic heating
industry is attempting to do the same.
by Steve Smith
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 | Efficiency At No Extra Cost
A lot of developers, designers and builders like
the idea of energy-efficient buildings, but not the idea of lots of additional
costs and complications, but nothing could be further from the truth.
by Henry Gifford
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 | Real-World Radiant Energy Savings
Larry Drake recorded his own radiant-heated
home’s energy use to help build an industry-wide database to prove radiant efficiency.
by Larry Drake
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 | Radiant Alternatives
Ever think about radiant walls or ceilings? It’s not as far-fetched as you believe.
by John M. Barba
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 | A Brief History Of Radiant Heating
Like many aspects of modern life, we all owe a debt of gratitude to the ancient Romans. Up until the time Roman armies conquered the world, about the best you could hope for was a fire in a fireplace.
by Steve Smith
Jack Sweet
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 | A Geothermal Primer
Contractors that specialize in hydronic systems’ use of geothermal heat supply are responding to customer demand for energy cost-savings.
by Gary Hayden
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 | The Torch Is Passed
Dave Yates is chosen for the 2006-2008 Carlson-Holohan Industry Award of Excellence.
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