FRENSHAM MILL
SUSTAINABILITY PROJECT
FROM HISTORIC CORN MILL TO HYDROELECTRIC HOME.
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    • Live Feed
    • Estimating power potential
    • Evaluation of alternatives
    • Process
    • Need for new channel
    • Control system
    • Time series
    • Economics of hydro
    • Highs and lows
  • Heat Pumps
    • How does a heat pump work?
    • Water source heat pump
    • Economics of heat pump
  • History
    • Historical origins
    • Victorian heyday
    • Remodelling in 1928
    • Extension & Renovation 2009/12
  • Environment
    • Fish pass
    • River bank restoration
    • Wildlife
    • Overall carbon 'payback'
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The house was significantly remodelled in 1928-29  by the local building firm Chuters at a cost of £2,224 for Mr E.W.Hunter. The architect was Palmer Jones. (The shed on the right housed the Francis turbine which was installed in a specially commissioned turbine pit to generate electricity)
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