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World Energy Council 2013 World Energy Resources: Geothermal typical equipment for a direct-use system includes downhole and circulation pumps, heat exchangers (normally the plate type), transmission and distribution lines (normally insulated pipes), heat extraction equipment, peaking or back-up plants (usually fossil-fuel fired) to reduce the number of geothermal wells required, and fluid disposal systems (injection wells). Geothermal energy can usually meet 80–90% of the annual heating or cooling demand, yet only be sized for 50% of the peak load. Geothermal Heat Pumps Ground-source heat pumps (GHPs) use the relatively constant temperature of the earth to provide heating, cooling and domestic hot water for homes, schools, governmental and commercial buildings. A small amount of electricity input is required to run a compressor, however the energy output is in the order of four times this input. The technology is not new: Lord Kelvin developed the concept in 1852, which was then modified as a GHP by Robert Webber in Indianapolis in 1945. GHPs gained commercial recognition in the 1960s and 1970s. Europe began using this technology around 1970 and it now popular in the USA, Canada, Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, France and other western European countries. GHPs come in two basic configurations: ground-coupled (closed loop) which are installed either horizontally or vertically, and groundwater (open loop) systems, which are installed in wells and lakes. The type chosen depends upon the soil and rock type at the installation, the land available and/or if a water well can be drilled economically or is already on site (Fig. 9.3) Figure 9.3 Examples of common geothermal heat pump installations Source: Lund, et al., 2004 vertical two well horizontal direct pond In the ground-coupled system, a closed loop of high-density polyethylene pipe is placed either horizontally (1–2 m deep) or vertically (50–70 m deep) in the ground, and a water-antifreeze solution circulated through the pipe to either collect heat from the ground in the winter or reject heat to the ground in the summer (Rafferty, 2008). The open-loop system uses ground water or lake water directly in the heat exchanger and then discharges it into another well, into a stream or lake, or on the ground (say for irrigation), depending upon local regulations. 9.7

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