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Okeene Geothermal Case Study

Project type: Anonymous geothermal design and installation case study in the Okeene, Oklahoma area. Customer identity, exact address, private pricing, private business system identifiers, precise GPS, faces, license plates, signatures, and private paperwork are intentionally omitted.

Project Summary

Dave Hartzell confirmed that Hartzell’s Heat & Air designed, installed, and completed this geothermal project. The public facts below are limited to details supported by recovered records or Dave’s final confirmation.

• Generalized location: Okeene, Oklahoma area
• Verified scope: Designed, installed, and completed by Hartzell's Heat & Air.
• Equipment/tonnage: Specific installed model and tonnage are not published; private service history supports geothermal service context but not public-ready equipment specs. Not published; recovered records did not prove tonnage for public use.
• Loop type: Not published; recovered records did not prove loop type.
• Media decision: Text-only. Existing media remains private and was not approved as public-safe for this publication run.

Documented Project Challenge

The publishable record is strongest as a conservative city-level authority story: HHA completed the project, and later private service records show geothermal service context without exposing customer identity or unproven specs.

Design and Installation Scope

Because equipment model, tonnage, loop type, and performance readings were not proven for public use, the page presents Okeene as a completed anonymous HHA geothermal project with conservative technical wording.

Load and Design Notes

No public-ready load calculation was recovered for this page.

Field Lesson

A good geothermal record has to survive years of service. When older technical details are not publication-ready, the honest page is still useful if it explains what is known and what is deliberately withheld.

Dave’s Geothermal Experience

Hartzell’s Heat & Air handles geothermal work with field experience, load calculation discipline, and practical service access in mind. The goal is not to make a bigger claim than the records support; it is to design a system that can be serviced and verified after installation.

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FAQ

Why are Okeene equipment specs omitted?

The recovered public-safe evidence did not prove model, tonnage, or loop type, so the page avoids those claims.

What do later service records support?

Read-only private service record recovery supports geothermal service history for the Okeene record. Private customer and business system identifiers are omitted.

Can this still be a case study without specs?

Yes, because Dave confirmed HHA design/install/completion, but the technical detail is intentionally conservative.