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Geothermal Heat PumpsGeothermal 101Understanding the MysteryECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems1
Geothermal Topics• Geothermal Concepts• System Components• Moving Heat with Geothermal• Residential Case StudyECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems2
The Basic ConceptGeothermal Moves HeatNaturallyECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems3
Geothermal ConceptsHeat moves:From WarmTo CoolECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems4
Geothermal Concepts•Geothermal uses the Earth’snatural heat as a renewablereliable energy source•It uses refrigeration technology•There is one system for heatingand coolingECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems5
Geothermal Concepts• Earth’s surface temperature @ 8 feetremains constant at about 50°• Geothermal moves heat naturally• Fossil fuel systems create heatECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems6
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Geothermal ConceptsPurpose of the Heat Pump:• To provide a temperature difference• The temperature difference moves Btu’sECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems8
Geothermal ConceptWinter - Heating:Geothermal moves heat out of the EarthSummer - CoolingGeothermal moves heat into the EarthECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems9
Three Basic Components• 1) The Earth• 2) Geothermal Heat Pump• 3) HVAC Distribution SystemsECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems10
Moving Heat - The Geothermal ConceptKey ComponentsGeothermal Heat PumpAir Distribution SystemGeothermal Loop FieldWarm AirIntensifyHeatRemovingHeat fromthe EarthECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> SystemsRefrigerant to AirHeat ExchangerWater to RefrigerantHeat Exchanger11
The EarthThe 1 st ComponentECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems12
Your Solar CollectorECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems13
The Earth• Excellent solar collector• Natural renewal heat source• Easy to use as heat exchangerECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems14
Earth Heat ExchangersTwo types:• Earth Loop / Pond Loop (closed)• Open Loop (well water)ECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems15
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Earth Heat Exchanger:Horizontal Closed Loop FieldTypical 6-Ton Horizontal SystemECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems19
Vertical Closed LoopECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems20
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Types of Heat Pumps• Forced Air Heating & Cooling• Hydronic• Combination Forced Air &HydronicECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems22
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Inside the Heat Pump• Compressor• Refrigerant• Water Coil• Expansion Valve• Air Coil• Electronic Sensors & ControlsECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems24
Moving Heat Naturally50° Groundwarms 32° Waterwarms 25° RefrigerantCompressorRefrigerant enters @ 25°Refrigerant leaves @ 160°160° Refrigerantwarms 70° Return Airto 100° Supply AirECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems25
Moving Heat - The Geothermal ConceptKey ComponentsGeothermal Heat PumpAir Distribution SystemGeothermal Loop FieldWarm AirIntensifyHeatRemovingHeat fromthe EarthECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> SystemsRefrigerant to AirHeat ExchangerWater to RefrigerantHeat Exchanger26
A Review:The 3 Geothermal Components• Earth Heat Exchanger• Geothermal Heat Pump• HVAC Distribution SystemECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems27
Geothermal Advantages• Economical:• Renewable50 % savings vs. Natural Gas75 % savings vs. PropaneEarth’s Surface – Solar Heated• Comfortable: Not a Drying Heat & Better A/C• Single Unit:Heat & Cooling• No Fossil Fuel: No Combustion, Safe• Low Maint.ECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> SystemsLocated Inside, uses Ref. System28
Geo 101 Summary• Moving the Earth’s renewable heat• Heat will always move from Warm to Cool• Geothermal Heat Pumps:- create the needed temperature difference tomove Btu’s• Single system for heating & coolingECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems29
Your Solar CollectorECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems30
Case Study - Residential• Typical Minnesota Home• 3,000 SF• Annual Heating @ 100 MBTUECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems31
Residential Heating CostsType of System CostGeothermal $ 651 ( using $.080 per Kwh)85% Nat. Gas $ 1,588 (using $1.35 / therm)85% Propane $ 3,343 (using $ 2.60 / gal.)Electric $ 2,345 ( using $ .080 per Kwh)Annual Heating Usage @ 100 MbtuECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems32
Case Study – Residential Clg.Annual Cooling Cost:Traditional A/C $ 200Geothermal Cooling $ 140Geo Savings $ 60ECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems33
Case Study – ResidentialAnnual Savings SummaryAnnual Geothermal SavingsCompared to: Htg + Clg = TotalNatural Gas $ 937 + $ 60 = $ 997Propane $ 2,694 + $ 60 =$ 2,754Electric $ 1,694 + $ 60 = $ 1,754ECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems34
Your Solar CollectorECONAR <strong>Energy</strong> Systems35