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TERRA-THERM INC. GrGtl; <br />Box 428 • New Richland. %IN 56072 Phone. 507-465.3213 <br />T PA <br />JOB NA14E: Mr. & tors. William Ulrich <br />LOCATION: Orono, Minnesota <br />To the best of my knowledge and ability the following <br />information is made available for your review. The figures <br />that I am presenting are estimates only. Actual performance <br />and conditions may vary due to unpredictable circumstances. <br />The equipment specified for this application is TETCO <br />Ground Water Heating & Cooling Systems. The equipment is <br />manufactured in Delaware, Ohio. TERRA -THERM Inc. is the <br />Distributor for the above mentioned equipment. <br />Utilizing information that we have compiled from previous <br />applications. On an energy efficient designed home we have <br />found that one unit can handle up to 5,000 sq. ft. of living <br />area. We know, based on the above square footage that one <br />unit would have a run time of approximately 2,000 hrs. each year. <br />The Ulrich residence is approximately 30,000 sq. ft.. Under <br />optimum design conditions we would need 6 units in'this home <br />each running at 6,000 hrs. per year. The average water flow <br />per unit would be 6 gpm. 1. <br />With this information we can determine the amount o;: <br />water to be utilized. <br />6 units x 2,000 hrs. x 60 min. x 6 gpm. = 4,320,000 gal. <br />4,320,000 gal. s 270 days(normal heating season) = 16,000 gal. <br />16,.000gal. j 24 hrs. = 666.67 gal. <br />666 gal. 60 min. = 11.10 gal. <br />In this residence we find 12 different systems. Each <br />system indeperidaritly zoned. The calculated Heat loss is <br />400,000 BTU's. I selected an average winter temperat re of <br />170 above zero and a worst weather temperature of -18� below zero. <br />Using 170 above 00 the 12 zones would require 31 gpm, on <br />an average. The average run time per unit would be 25 minutes <br />out of an hour. Remember this will be staggered run time so <br />all units will not be running at the same time. <br />The average daily discharge at 170 above 00 would be <br />19,344.gal. per day, or tio6 gal. per hr., or 13 gal. per minute. <br />