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APPLIED THERMAL ENGINEERING
卷 173, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
PERGAMON-ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.applthermaleng.2020.115198
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Ground coupled heat pumps; Coaxial pipe geometry; Deep borehole heat exchanger; Ground thermal conductivity; Thermal response test; Geothermal gradient
This paper concerns the modeling of vertical coaxial heat exchangers for Ground Source Heat Pump (GSHP) applications. Vertical coaxial borehole heat exchangers (CBHEs) can be buried at depths which are even higher than the conventional ones. In this case they are referred as Deep Borehole Heat Exchangers (DBHEs). As it is known, there is indeed a strong recent tendency, especially in the Scandinavian regions, to use high depth (500-1000 m) underground heat exchangers for the GSHP applications. This study is aimed at the analysis of the BHE behaviour in the early period, say for Fourier numbers typical of the Thermal Response Test (TRT) measurements. The novelty of the present numerical results is related to the applicability of standard TRT methods when referred to DBHEs and different geothermal gradients can be found. To this aim a Fortran code has been developed for describing a 2D transient conduction and convection problem able to provide the fluid and ground temperature evolution as a function of a series of boundary conditions, including the initial and far field ground temperature distribution along the depth. The application of the present model is related to coaxial BHEs for the assessment of the effects of the undisturbed ground temperature profile and the direction of the carrier fluid on the ground thermal conductivity estimation in TRT experiments. It is here demonstrated that different BHE depths (ranging from 150 to 800 m) and different undisturbed temperature profiles (including zero and positive geothermal gradients) can severely affect the TRT ground conductivity estimation (errors up to 25%) if the flow direction is based on the annular pipe or the central pipe inlets.
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