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of great importance for the design and sizing of borehole thermal energy systems (BTESs). In Scandinavia groundwater … groundwater flow between the borehole and the surrounding rock. An enhanced heat transport then occurs due to the induced … part of the borehole while groundwater of ambient temperature enters the borehole through fractures at larger depths. This …
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A modified three-dimensional finite difference model for the borehole ground heat exchangers of a ground-source heat … borefield at no groundwater flow. The present model was used to investigate the impact of ignoring ground layers in the thermal …
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most ground-coupled heat pump environments with the exception of geological settings where there is significant groundwater … numerical groundwater flow and heat transfer model. The input temperature signal is specified at the entrance of the ground heat …
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inhomogeneous groundwater flow in the soil. The model was validated using FLUENT for a single borehole based on a constant load … the groundwater table on the performance of the BHE. It was found that with the borehole partially-submerged in … groundwater flow, the borehole specific load along the borehole depth became stratified, the extent of which depended on the …
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Computer simulation of borehole ground heat exchangers used in geothermal heat pump systems was conducted using three …-dimensional implicit finite difference method with rectangular coordinate system. Each borehole was approximated by a square column … circumscribed by the borehole radius. Borehole loading profile calculated numerically based on the prescribed borehole temperature …
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In this paper a numerical model to analyze the thermal behaviour of vertical ground heat exchangers with a helical shaped pipe is presented. This type of configuration can be a suitable alternative to conventional ground heat exchangers, especially when the heating and cooling loads of the...
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The objective of this study is to show the temperature distribution development in the borehole of the ground … was placed in a vertical borehole (VB) with 30 (VB1), 60 (VB2) and 90 (VB3)m depths and 150mm diameters. The experimental …
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In this paper, a versatile TSPEP (two-step parameter estimation procedure) based on a three-dimensional numerical model of a geothermal system is presented. The procedure is applied to both simulated and experimental TRT (thermal response test) data in order to restore the grout and soil thermal...
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Ground source heat pump systems are often coupled to the ground by circulating a fluid through vertical Borehole Heat … Exchangers (BHEs). The design of a system requires estimates of the ground thermal conductivity and the borehole thermal … resistance, which are usually determined by an in situ thermal response test on a completed borehole. The usual test …
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A conventional thermal response test (TRT) provides a bulk estimate of the subsurface and borehole thermal properties … over the length of the ground heat exchanger (GHE). The measurement of temperature inside the borehole during a TRT can be … subsurface thermal conductivity and the borehole thermal resistance was within 20% of the expected values, except when the …
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