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what are the loops in a Source, Pump, Distribution
geothermal heat pump
system?
movement of heat from source to pump
What is the source loop
in geothermal?
circulation energy
movement of heat against a heat gradient
What is the pump loop in
geothermal?
principal energy use
movement of heat from hot side of pump to
What is the distribution building space
loop in geothermal?
circulation energy
is geothermal power NO
apart of geothermal heat
pumps?
is a direct compression expansion system which
uses the constant 50 deg F underground temp as a
source for heat and cooling
What is a heat pump?
cycle can be reversed to move heat in either
direction
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What are some sources gas, liquid, solid (air, water, earth)
for heat pumps?
what are the best sources ground or water as air is still improving.
for heat pumps
currently?
in the south
Where are air source
heat pumps usually used? cheaper than ground source
ex. 3-8 K vs 10-40K, 3 tn = 36,000 BTU/hr
summer- earth cools when the heat pump sends
warmed up water into the earth to be cooled
what is the difference
btwn summer and winter
winter - earth acts as the boiler, heat is extracted
operation?
from the earth, sending cooled water into the earth
to be warmed
internal = have too much heat inside and so need to
move it to the outside
what is the difference usually for commercial
between internally
loaded and externally external = losing energy bec not really occupied so
load dominated systems? temp outside is affecting temp inside, and so need
to move heat inside
usually for residential
What are some typical usually 2 types of systems
distribution types for heat
pumps? Vertical/Horizontal
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Terms in this set (107)
what are the loops in a Source, Pump, Distribution
geothermal heat pump
system?
movement of heat from source to pump
What is the source loop
in geothermal?
circulation energy
movement of heat against a heat gradient
What is the pump loop in
geothermal?
principal energy use
movement of heat from hot side of pump to
What is the distribution building space
loop in geothermal?
circulation energy
is geothermal power NO
apart of geothermal heat
pumps?
is a direct compression expansion system which
uses the constant 50 deg F underground temp as a
source for heat and cooling
What is a heat pump?
cycle can be reversed to move heat in either
direction
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What are some sources gas, liquid, solid (air, water, earth)
for heat pumps?
what are the best sources ground or water as air is still improving.
for heat pumps
currently?
in the south
Where are air source
heat pumps usually used? cheaper than ground source
ex. 3-8 K vs 10-40K, 3 tn = 36,000 BTU/hr
summer- earth cools when the heat pump sends
warmed up water into the earth to be cooled
what is the difference
btwn summer and winter
winter - earth acts as the boiler, heat is extracted
operation?
from the earth, sending cooled water into the earth
to be warmed
internal = have too much heat inside and so need to
move it to the outside
what is the difference usually for commercial
between internally
loaded and externally external = losing energy bec not really occupied so
load dominated systems? temp outside is affecting temp inside, and so need
to move heat inside
usually for residential
What are some typical usually 2 types of systems
distribution types for heat
pumps? Vertical/Horizontal
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