Application of the Heat Penetration Distance in the Design of the Hole Spacing of Ground-Coupled Heat Pumps
Due to issues such as heat accumulation, the site area, and project investment, the reasonable determination of the hole spacing for heat exchangers has become one of the key design points of the ground-coupled heat pump system. Based on the definition of heat penetration in heat transfer and the re...
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Due to issues such as heat accumulation, the site area, and project investment, the reasonable determination of the hole spacing for heat exchangers has become one of the key design points of the ground-coupled heat pump system. Based on the definition of heat penetration in heat transfer and the research method of the inverse problem, a direct algorithm of the heat penetration distance in the aquifer was proposed using the analytical solution to the mathematical model for one-dimensional heat convection–conduction problems. Taking a vertical ground-coupled heat pump project in Hefei, Anhui Province, China, as an example, a three-dimensional hydro-thermal coupling numerical simulation model was established, and the influence radius during the refrigeration and heating periods under the action of a single borehole heat exchanger was determined. Comparing the heat penetration distance with the influence radius, the results show that the relative errors of the results obtained by the two methods are less than 10%, which verifies the rationality and effectiveness of the calculated penetration distance in the aquifer. At the end of the cooling or heating period, the heat penetration distance in the aquifer is calculated to be 7.59 m. Therefore, the proposed method is straightforward and efficient, which can provide a convenient approach to determining the reasonable hole spacing of the heat pump system. |
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