A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Field and Laboratory Investigation of a Heat Exchanger Pile
Incorporation of heat exchangers into pile foundations is a relatively novel sustainable technology for the intermittent storage of energy in soils. Energy can be utilised in this way for space heating and cooling of buildings by means of suitable systems integrated into buildings. This paper relates to an ongoing study on the impact of coupled thermo-mechanical loads on heat exchanger pile foundations. This study evaluates the performance of a laboratory scale energy pile under different vertical stress levels, temperature gradients and heat transfer modes and presents the full-scale in situ energy pile setup equipped with ground loops for heating/cooling and multi-level Osterberg cells for static load testing.
Field and Laboratory Investigation of a Heat Exchanger Pile
Incorporation of heat exchangers into pile foundations is a relatively novel sustainable technology for the intermittent storage of energy in soils. Energy can be utilised in this way for space heating and cooling of buildings by means of suitable systems integrated into buildings. This paper relates to an ongoing study on the impact of coupled thermo-mechanical loads on heat exchanger pile foundations. This study evaluates the performance of a laboratory scale energy pile under different vertical stress levels, temperature gradients and heat transfer modes and presents the full-scale in situ energy pile setup equipped with ground loops for heating/cooling and multi-level Osterberg cells for static load testing.
Field and Laboratory Investigation of a Heat Exchanger Pile
Wang, B. (author) / Bouazza, A. (author) / Barry-Macaulay, D. (author) / Singh, M. R. (author) / Webster, M. (author) / Haberfield, C. (author) / Chapman, G. (author) / Baycan, S. (author)
GeoCongress 2012 ; 2012 ; Oakland, California, United States
GeoCongress 2012 ; 4396-4405
2012-03-29
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
Field and Laboratory Investigation of a Heat Exchanger Pile
British Library Conference Proceedings | 2012
|