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Details: bricks can be heated up to 3000 deg (Celsius?). The heat that comes out is only 120 deg Celsius. It's a heat storage system. Before water is used. Now

Details: bricks can be heated up to 3000 deg (Celsius?). The heat that comes out is only 120 deg Celsius. It's a heat storage system. Before water is used. Now we can use bricks.

adwn 4y ago
No, the 120°C is for residential district heating. According to their website, they can heat up air to over 1000°C: https://rondo.com/how-it-works https://rondo.com/how-it-works
pfdietz 4y ago
F, not C. Alumina melts around 2000 C and boils at 2977 C.