A SIMPLE ELECTRIC HEATER, WHICH HAS EFFICIENCY GREATER THAN 1

[kolbacict]

And F. Canarev is now alive and well?
It is close to me, and I am such a pig, I never went to him.

[kolbacict]

Did he take the heat emission of rabbits into account? A pig, for example, with the same mass, heats a room two to three times more than a human.
The surface of the pig's body is comparable to the average heating radiator. At a temperature of about 40 degrees. replaces one radiator. I once suggested using pigs for heating.
Not in Alice in Wonderland, a queen lay a pig under her feet for warmth.

[lancaIV]

George,

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Small bedroom :assuming 6 sqm (" small") floor area             
                                            2,3 meters room hight         
                                                           Room surface calculation
Wide: 3mtr x 2,3 x2  Length + 2 mtr x 2,3 x 2 + Tect 6 sqm = 29 sqm ( + 6 sqm floor)

                                 assuming :     K- value :1,5 W/ qm/ K ( window/door/walls energy losts)

                                      Temperature amplitude : 0°C -  14,5° C = 14,5° degrees K

                                      29 sqm x 1,5 x 14,5 = 630,75 Watt heat




                                       /2: inside walls heat ~ 315 Watt heat

                               ". .... in a small bedroom,   25 Watt may suffice,... "

                                                           Heat sources :
                                  Enthalpy( condensation) gains,humans body heat emission, .......
                                   

[Sergh]

1. The normal temperature in a residential area should be 22 - 24 degrees Celsius. A temperature of 18 degrees is not enough.
2. Heating becomes expensive at outside temperatures of 0 -10 degrees and below.
3. The insulation of real housing is relatively poor. Ventilation is carried out through the window. Lack of ventilation leads to dampness and mold on the walls.

Based on this, I assume that the power needed for heating a room of 12 square meters is 2 kilowatts for late autumn and 4 - 5 kilowatts for winter.

[lancaIV]

Sergh,

1. NO  !

I reed some weeks before about 12°C ambiental in-house temperature in Australia.
In the 70' the average winter temperature in the british houses were belong 15°C.

First minimum limit : 0°C  ice breaks sanitation tubes
Second minimum limit : 10-15°C condensation
Health risk : humid air movement and mildew/ mold

By wrong estatal politics I have to agree to your numbers but this means 100% overheating from basic need  !
The right body wear for the right hot/cold ambient. !
3 physiologic degrees Kelvin by body heating ~ > 50% space energetic overheating
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human body all-weather nano-fiber enclosure let energy consumption falls to 12 Watt,independant from space area/volume in-/outside house

2."Expensive" is relative : to ultra-low/no heating need   

Passive house experience in the 90' in Germany : only space heater = incandescent light bulb and human heat emission

3.And door(s).
   Modern solution : Single-room air ventilation with heat recuperation


12 sqm floor area means +/- 45 sqm room surface( without floor)  when you mean 40° K heat amplitude (-20 out/+ 20 in)and the room (90' construction standart) has K- value 1,0  ergo this means 1800 caloric units heat !
By infrared heating ( objects radiation) your heat source will consume in average 1800 x 0,37 x 0,6 =400 Watt electric units !
Academical pigs( suino/swine)/ humans body heating research& development worldwide  let this numbers reach.


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