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Evaluate Underground Water Pipes as a Heat Source/Sink for Residential Heat Pumps. Final Report
The work done under this project included digging approximately 1,200 linear feet of trenches about twelve feet deep, preparing a bottom foundation of sand, laying PVC pipe loops, and backfilling with sand and then soil. The loops were manifolded in the basement of the home. Temperature and flow meters then allow calculation of the heat energy extracted from each loop by the heat pump. (ERA citation 10:025738)
Evaluate Underground Water Pipes as a Heat Source/Sink for Residential Heat Pumps. Final Report
The work done under this project included digging approximately 1,200 linear feet of trenches about twelve feet deep, preparing a bottom foundation of sand, laying PVC pipe loops, and backfilling with sand and then soil. The loops were manifolded in the basement of the home. Temperature and flow meters then allow calculation of the heat energy extracted from each loop by the heat pump. (ERA citation 10:025738)
Evaluate Underground Water Pipes as a Heat Source/Sink for Residential Heat Pumps. Final Report
J. V. Bartlett (author)
1982
59 pages
Report
No indication
English
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