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In order to satisfy the requirements of Directive 2010/31/EU for Zero Energy Buildings (ZEB), innovative solutions were investigated for building HVAC systems. Horizontal air-ground heat exchangers (HAGHE) offer a significant contribution in reducing energy consumption for ventilation, using the...
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When the ground coupled heat pump (GCHP) system is utilized for air conditioning in cooling load dominated buildings, the heat rejected into ground will accumulate around the ground heat exchangers (GHE) and results in system performance degradation. A novel hybrid ground coupled heat pump...
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A simplified three-dimensional finite difference model for a single (cylindrical energy pile) CEP was developed. The present model was first verified with an analytical solution based on the special case that the material inside and outside the CEP had the same thermal properties. For the case...
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Ground source heat pump system takes advantage of the stable ground temperature to achieve energy savings and to reduce CO2 emission. However, the system has several barriers for the wider application such as high installation costs, incompletion of design standard and lack of recognition as...
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A HGSHP (hybrid ground-source heat pump) is proposed to solve the performance degradation of the GSHP (ground-source heat pump) under imbalanced load conditions. The HGSHP is composed of three flow loops: a refrigerant flow loop, a GFL (ground flow loop), and a SFL (supplemental flow loop). In...
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use of the electrical analogy to model heat transfer within the borehole and thermal response factors (short and long time … discretized only within the borehole domain, with two nodes for the fluid and two additional nodes for the grouting material …, achieving good RMSE values, which were smaller than 0.15 °C for water outlet temperature and borehole surface mean temperature. …
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The Rainwater–Friend theory is used for the evaluation of the initial density dependence of the thermal conductivity of the noble gases using accurate realistic potentials. This theory, which was originally developed for spherically symmetric potentials, is adapted for the calculation of the...
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For the purposes of enhancing the heat-transfer utility of the heat pipe in a solar collector, the present work attempted to improve nanoparticle dispersion stability by means of a chemical reformation process wherein nanofluid is formulated with hydroxyl radicals combined with oxidized...
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(MIR-TRT). For comparison, a second MIR-TRT was performed without pumping of groundwater. The required borehole length was … borehole length with increasing heat input rate during the MIR-TRT without pumping of groundwater due to buoyancy …Convection is shown in earlier studies to improve the thermal contact between heat exchanger and borehole wall in water …
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In the present study, the performance of a heat pump unit is measured by varying the secondary fluid flow rate and compressor speed. Test results are applied to design the GCHP system, and then the effects of the flow rate and the thermal conductivity on the performance of the system and the...
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