The features of this design are as follows.
Black pipes on roof to heat water.
Black pipe will absorb more heat myth the surface area of the sun exposed pipe on your roof is minuscule compared to your solar collector area and the pool water is travelling at such a high velocity that the heat transfer in feed and return plumbing is negligible.
Use transition cement to connect the abs to the pvc elbows extending them up to approximately 4 6 below the roof line.
Batch process so never goes from hot to cold.
Black abs 50mm pipes filled with water are arranged in a herring bone pattern on a roof to pick up heat from the sun for a nice warm shower.
While fifty feet of hose is generally sufficient additional length means the water will have even more time to warm up.
Although roof vents are necessary and create a balance between air exhaust and intake the water tight seals around roof vents can get damaged over time by excessive heat cold or wind.
Also known as plumbing jacks or roof jacks roof vents are the pipes that protrude out and let the gases in your kitchen and bathroom escape.
The dark color of poly pipes gives them the ability to absorb heat from the sun.
So i am planning on building a pool heating system using a coil of black pvc pipe 100m x 20mm.
Most garden and hardware supply stores sell such pipes so getting them should be no problem.
The added surface area of the hose collects more heat as well.
Use coal to boil water.
Use steam to spin turbines and run generators to make electricity then transported long distances to connect to a coil at the bottom of a tank to make hot water.
If you put in a solar water heating plant on your roof water heater you ll expect 5 to 16 annual returns.
My question is what strength fountain pump must i get to get an adequate flow from the pool up a.
Add 90 degree elbows and run the pipes to approximately 4 6 past the roof edge.
You will use 2 abs pipe now as it is less expensive and it is black to attract the sun and heat.
If you use a dark colored hose the water can get even warmer because dark colors absorb more solar energy.