Re: Can you use a window a/c unit to cool chilling water?

Fri Jul 24, 2009 8:05 am

leaky_porch wrote:Crazy thought - would it be possible to rig up a window a/c unit to your chilling water(using the pond pump technique) and keep it cold instead of using ice? It's not safe to let me work on electrical appliances, but I'm wondering if anyone else has tried it.


http://web.me.com/rhomsy/The_Nanobrewer ... ewery.html

It would be better to push the hot air outside, though. I also heard of people using glycol reservoirs in a chest freezer with a pump and a temp controller.
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Re: Can you use a window a/c unit to cool chilling water?

Fri Jul 24, 2009 9:05 am

mediumsk wrote:
Kbar wrote:I guess I am spoiled having 58F tap water here in Oregon, year round


agreed
hey KBAR you dont happen to have a water report for portland lying around do you?


Hey MediumSK - I have the report - what is the best way to get it to you? PDF format?
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