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this involves new constructon,can you put the closed loop exchanger in the basement excavation before back fill ?
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Yes. But it would be counterproductive. You want to dump the heat or cool AWAY from the building, otherwise you end up heating the ground next to your basement in the summer, and adding coolness (removing heat) from the ground near the basement in the winter. Even with good insulation, between the ground and the foundation, you'd end up working against yourself in my opinion.
By The Way, if you can click on your duplicate question and hit delete, it would be appreciated.
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this involves new constructon,can you put the closed loop exchanger in the basement excavation before back fill ?