then, when that energy is needed, weeks or even months later, it can be transferred back through heat pumps to warm or cool the venue. we have attached temperature sensors to all of the borehole loops, so we can see the individual temperature of each loop and how that is varying, and that all feeds back into the control system in the plant room, so we can see notjust the total temperature of the system but each individual loop and that allows us to balance it for efficiency. the bodyheat system is being turned on at a party, and what better way than an event honouring a dance that originated in scotland, the slosh? # time goes by, so slowly. and with every step, each person is their own generator of renewable energy. which you can see, using this forward looking infrared camera.
is needed, weeks or even months later, it can be transferred back through heat pumps to warm or cool the venue. we have attached temperature sensors to all of the borehole loops, so we can see the individual temperature of each loop and how that is varying, and that all feeds back into the control system in the plant room, so we can see notjust the total temperature of the system but each individual loop and that allows us to balance it for efficiency. the bodyheat system is being turned on at a party, and what better way than an event honouring a dance that originated in scotland, the slosh? # time goes by, so slowly.# and with every step, each person is their own generator of renewable energy. which you can see, using this forward looking infrared camera. hung up by madonna plays.
loop and that allows us to balance it for efficiency. the bodyheat system is being turned on at a party, and what better way than an event honouring a dance that originated in scotland, the slosh? # time goes by, so slowly. and with every step, each person is their own generator of renewable energy, which you can see, using this forward looking infrared camera. hung up by madonna plays. butjust how much heat has been captured? so i have a graph up here, this is what the control system is showing us, from the temperature going into the borehole. this is where we see spikes from the amount of people dancing and the amount of energy we re putting into the boreholes. tonight you can see there s a little spike here, and that s 200 people doing
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