In the snow- tanks below freezing
I'm in northern Arizona. Got a blizzard hit in Williams AZ. It's suppose to go down to 22 tonight. A guy told me I should dump both my tanks and put a gallon of RV anti freeze down the tanks and not...
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pianotuna wrote:
Hi,
It takes the same amount of energy to freeze water as it does to raise it 150 degrees. Leave the tanks full, unless this weather is going to hang around for some weeks.
For every gallon of liquid in the waste tanks it takes 347 watts of energy for it to change from liquid to ice.
I've boondocked at -37 C (-34 f).
Did you just make those numbers up?
How does adding energy to water turn it to ice?
