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Using Propane to Heat a Cannabis Grow Facility

Using Propane to Heat a Cannabis Grow Facility Professor DeBacco Propane or Natural Gas Heat Certified for residential, agricultural and industrial use. Quiet operation from relatively small lightweight units Power exhaust options can use small-diameter vent pipe. Optional right or left-hand piping and installation. Can be installed easily due to flexible positioning of piping Sealed, permanently-lubricated motor for trouble-free dependability. Some models come with a 10-year warranty on the heat exchanger. Propane Propane is similar to natural gas (but typically more costly) but is typically easier to get access than natural gas depending on your geographic location. Minimal maintenance, but a storage tank and preheater are required. Propane is best purchased by the transport load, which requires a 30,000-gallon tank, usually buried. Purchase should be made during the time of year when the price is lowest. Natural Gas This is one of the most economical fuels, although it is not available to growers in all areas. No on-site storage is required since it is piped in from transmission lines. Natural gas burns cleanly, requires little equipment maintenance and may be used in central boilers or remote unit heaters. This should not be the only heat source for dedicated growing spaces because some suppliers include an “interruptible clause” that allows them to turn off your supply in time of extreme need, usually during cold spells when fuel is needed to heat homes. A backup fuel supply and equipment to burn it are essential under these conditions. For larger users, it is best to buy “direct purchase” from one of the large suppliers near a well head. Adding the transmission cost through the pipelines will give you a total fuel cost. Link to Lecture Slides: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1E9WG... *Due to the description character limit the full work cited for "Using Propane to Heat a Cannabis Grow Facility" can be viewed at... https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oyq9...