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Greenhouse Heating · Episode 2
DIY Greenhouse Heating: Measuring the Heat — Part 2 of 8
In Part 2, I explain how I measure the temperature difference between the hot water leaving the furnace and the cooler water returning. I also introduce the formula used to estimate how many BTUs the system transfers each hour. #HydronicHeating #GreenhouseDIY #RadiantHeat
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