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Morgan M. Audetat  
U.S.
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Radiant floor heating. Snow Melting. Boilers. Indirect water heaters. Tankless water heaters. Current owner BadgerBoilerService.com Minneapolis based mechanical contractor specializing in Mod/Con based, integrated heating systems. System design, consulting and technical training world-wide. Currently designing hot water based heating and snowmelting systems for spaces ranging from 50 to 50m square feet. Consulting fees start at $500.00USAvailable
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2008-06-30  placement of radiant floor circulators:   InfloorŪ use to make an integrated pump and manifold. (In fact it was one of the first modern systems I installed). We learned from experience that it is best to have most of the heating components located...
2008-06-29  Uninsulated slab radiant heat - retrofit:   I insulate four feet down, out or in with 2" closed cell polystyrene: this to fight the frost. I like to go two feet down and next to the foundation to allow for proper drainage and future gardening. This...
2008-06-02  Cost of heating with Wirsbo/Uponor:   Wirsbo (now Uponor) is the manufacturer of radiant floor tubing. The installation of radiant floor tubing in a floor has proven to lower fuel billing by 10% or more versus forced air. The reason for the...
2008-05-28  Bathroom Warm Floor Radiant:   Sorry, I jumped to a conclusion. I am glad you sought help though I can't fully understand the system you have described. A plate heat exchanger is perfectly safe. I often have a problem with all wholesale/distributor...
2008-05-27  Incorrect sized pex piping:   Glycol bad, water good. A system with glycol produces less heat and costs more to operate. I only use it in unoccupied structures and for snow melting. I never use 5/8" tube, as it is a silly contrivance...
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