Re:Underground line to heat up north London homes
by tim333 on Thursday August 29, 2019 @06:55PM
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They've used Tyburn
>I am sure readers will have heard of the ground water project at Victoria Station – and it has been a success. No questions – it works, and works well. The system currently draws most of its cool water from the Tyburn river, which slightly leaks into the circle line – and is drained into a sump. That cool water is used to cool systems in the station at Victoria and is very efficient in how it cools the air for minimal electrical effort in pumping water.
I think using the Thames would involve a lot of plumbing and pumping.
>I am sure readers will have heard of the ground water project at Victoria Station – and it has been a success. No questions – it works, and works well. The system currently draws most of its cool water from the Tyburn river, which slightly leaks into the circle line – and is drained into a sump. That cool water is used to cool systems in the station at Victoria and is very efficient in how it cools the air for minimal electrical effort in pumping water.
I think using the Thames would involve a lot of plumbing and pumping.