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how to pull heat of the ground thru pipes and nt using any type of heat pump. it's fora garage and just want to keep it above freezing.
Where do you live and do you have access to any water source, river, stream, pond, etc.
I live outside of buffalo new york and do not have a a water source. I can drill a well if that would work. Thanks
Ground tempature is a constant 55 degrees. You could blow the garage air through a tube burried at the proper depth and it would return at approximatly 55 degrees. Water could also be pumped through a pipe burried at the proper depth and then ran through a radiant heater( one like might be used for hot water heat system) with a fan to heat the air in the garage. The cost to bury the pipe for either system will be exspesive. You might think about a solar collecter as a more efective heat source for the money.
I would say to consult a local heating contractor. I live in North Carolina and I always consult my Cary heating contractor for any energy saving ideas I have.
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