Installation of potable water supply and heat supply at base of subsoil water

Removal of groundwater with further use of it for potable water supply and heat supply with the use of heat pump is an important problem. A new revolutionary approach to the decision of energy and water saving that provides rational accommodation of groundwater boreholes ensuring the required flow r...

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Published in:Renewable energy and environmental sustainability 2016, Vol.1, p.43
Main Authors: Denysova, Alla Evseevna, Mazurenko, Anton Stanislavovich, Denysova, Anastasiia Sergeevna
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Boreholes
Consumers
Cost control
Drinking water
Efficiency
Electric power
Energy
Energy conservation
Evaporators
Flow rates
Flow velocity
Groundwater
Heat
Heat exchange
Heat exchangers
Heat pumps
Heat transfer
Installation
Operating costs
Subsoils
Water conservation
Water purification
Water supply
Water treatment
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Summary:Removal of groundwater with further use of it for potable water supply and heat supply with the use of heat pump is an important problem. A new revolutionary approach to the decision of energy and water saving that provides rational accommodation of groundwater boreholes ensuring the required flow rate of water through the heat pump evaporator with simultaneously high intensity of heat exchange process is proposed. The method of calculation which allows determining the necessary depth of borehole, quantity of boreholes, in consideration of flow rate and temperature of subsoil water determining capacity of heat pump installation is worked out.
ISSN:2493-9439
2493-9439
DOI:10.1051/rees/2016046