Research on Heat Transfer and Environmental Impact of Horizontal Ground Heat Exchangers in Multi-Grooves

Zhong Yi Yu; Yan Hua Chen; Min Rui Zhou; Jian Ping Lei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.516-517.395

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Research on Heat Transfer and Environmental Impact of Horizontal Ground Heat Exchangers in Multi-Grooves

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This paper progresses to dynamically simulate and study the heat transfer process of horizontal ground heat exchangers in the multi-grooves by the use of numerical simulation based on the layout and heat extraction or rejection conditions of horizontal ground heat exchangers under the artificial lake. Effect of buried pipe type and groove spacing on the heat exchanger process is analyzed in detail. The influence of annual average water temperature change on the surrounding environment is evaluated with the introduction of parameters including summer weekly average maximum temperature rise and winter weekly average maximum temperature drop, in which can take the technical supports for the design of horizontal ground source heat pump system.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 516-517)

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395-400

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May 2012

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Zhong Yi Yu, Yan Hua Chen, Min Rui Zhou, Jian Ping Lei

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Environmental Impact (EI), Heat Balance of Rock-Soil Body, Horizontal Ground Heat Exchanger, Multi-Groove

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