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The cooling coils of my refrigerator are immersed in the atmosphere of my home, which requires warming. |
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The COP will drop rapidly as the temperature of your insulated box increases. Before you get hot enough to cook anything, it will be more efficient to heat and cool the usual way. |
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You could preheat water for the water heater. This might make the frig a little more efficient and conserve a bit of energy. |
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//You could preheat water for the water heater.// |
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Actually this is what I've been thinking the main fridge/freezer should do for a while. (Or rather, it should contribute to the hot-water maintainance rather than pre-heat it - I've already earmarked the drain water for preheating using a counter-current heat exchanger.) |
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But having read the 'dualwave', I just couldn't resist the concept in kitchen apparatus form-factor. |
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aw, nuts, the original dualwave's gone. If memory serves, it was supposed to be a device which cooled an item rapidly by squirting it with precooled liquid, and was obsessed with having the appearance of a microwave. |
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//You could preheat water for the water heater// I would bun that idea, but the idea as presented, needs help. |
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