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Heat Pumps for Heating and Cooling needed for horizontal configuration. trees where growing root system could damage the coil; ground- loop leaks can lead to catastrophic loss of refrigerant; smaller supporting infrastructure in GHP industry, with greater care and higher skill needed to install and consequently higher installation costs. Closed- Loop In Series Single pipe diameter entails simpler pipe fusion joints, enabling quicker installation; single flow path enables easier purging to remove air from the loop when filling with water or antifreeze solution. Longer flow path requires larger- diameter pipe to minimize pressure drop and maintain pump power at reasonable levels; larger diameter also entails greater antifreeze volumes; system capacity limited by total pressure drop from end to end, so not suitable for large building applications. Closed- Loop In Parallel Shorter flow paths enable smaller pipe diameter to be used, which lowers unit piping cost and requires less antifreeze; reduced pressure drop along shorter flow paths results in smaller pump power requirements. Header lines must be larger diameter than individual loops and so require more complex pipe joining operations than series installation; special care needed to ensure complete air removal from all flow paths when purging system at start-up. 89PDF Image | Heat Pumps for Heating and Cooling
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