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Do’s and Don’ts
in
Geoexchange®
Design and Installation
Stephen Tweedie. P. Eng. Tweedie & Associates Consulting Engineers Ltd.
Riverview, NB
May 2, 2013
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OVERVIEW
PLANNING
PIPING INSTALLATION
SYSTEM INSTALLATION
SYSTEM OPERATION
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Open loop vs. closed loop
Water availability
Pond
River
Bay/Ocean
Well
Water Table
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Direct use or heat exchanger
Water quality
Oxygen
Hydrogen Ion (pH)
Chloride ion
Sulfide
Dissolved carbon dioxide, bicarbonate, carbonate
Ammonia
Sulfate
Examples of created problems
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Heat exchanger materials
Carbon Steel
Copper and Copper Alloys
Stainless Steel
Aluminum
Titanium
CPVC/FRP
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Heat exchanger types
Plate & Frame
Downhole Heat Exchanger (HDPE)
HDPE Coils
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Horizontal vs. Vertical
Land area
Soil type
Moisture content
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Depth vs Number of Wells
Bore diameter
Pipe size
Pumping power
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Pipe size / spacing
Reynolds number (Re) > 2500
Pipes against wall of borehole
Friction losses / pumping power
(< 100 W/Ton)
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Thermal Conductivity (TC) Testing
When to use
How to use
Who does it
Who interprets results
Illustration
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Heat Transfer Fluid Type
Water
Brine (corrosive)
Ethanol (flammable)
Methanol (flammable, toxic)
Propylene Glycol
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PLANNING - 7
Codes and Standards
2011 ASHRAE Handbook – HVAC Applications
– Chapter 34
CSA C448 Earth Energy Systems
NFPA 30 – Flammable and Combustible
Liquids Code
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Local Regulations
NB Department of Environment
EIA Requirements for Open Loop Earth Energy
Systems
Guidelines for Decommissioning of Water Wells
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System Design Calculate peak and off-peak zone heating & cooling loads
Calculate annual heat rejection/absorption to account for potential loop temperature change
Select preliminary loop operating temperatures and flow rates
Correct heat pump performance from rated to actual design parameters
Select heat pumps to meet heating & cooling loads
Arrange round loop circuits to minimize cost and energy use
Conduct site survey
Determine and evaluate possible loop arrangements
Determine optimum GHX dimensions
Iterate for optimum temperatures, flows, depths, bore size, grout, etc.
Lay out interior piping
Select pumps and control methods
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Plans and Specifications Heat pumps specified at rated conditions
Circulating pumps, expansion tanks, air separators
Fluid – volume, inhibitors, concentration, etc.
Design operating conditions
Ground loop and header layout and details
Bore depth and materials
Piping materials and testing requirements
Grout specifications and placement methods
Purge provisions and flow requirements
Build loop connections
Sequence of operations
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PIPING INSTALLATION - 1
Drilling
Size
Depth
Sequence
Casing
Drill Log
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PIPING INSTALLATION - 2
Grouting
Material - Not this
Mixture
Placement
Timing
Spacing of piping
Removal of casing
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PIPING INSTALLATION – 3
Fusion
Certification
Proper equipment
Clean conditions
Geo-vault
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PIPING INSTALLATION – 4
Backfilling
Insulation at Building Entrance
Quality of Material
Placement
Identify Location
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PIPING INSTALLATION – 5
Flushing and Purging
Pressure test
Remove all dirt and contaminants
Flow velocity > 2.0 ft/s
Maintain flow until water is clean and no more
air bubbles
Proper purge cart/pump
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SYSTEM INSTALLATION - 1
Liquid to Air
Smaller systems/zones
Simpler layout
No availability for “free cooling”
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SYSTEM INSTALLATION - 2
Liquid to Liquid Typical of larger systems
Design flexibility
Simultaneous heating and cooling
Potential for “free cooling”
Possible to design “hybrid” systems incorporating supplemental heating supply or heat rejection components
Can incorporate other “waste heat” sources
Water-cooled refrigeration equipment
LAN rooms
Electrical rooms
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SYSTEM INSTALLATION - 3
DHW Preheat
Separate pre-heat tank
Optimize storage
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SYSTEM INSTALLATION – 4
Auxiliary heat
Prevent simultaneous operation
Minimize use
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SYSTEM INSTALLATION - 5
Variable speed compressors
Reduce short-cycling
Extend life of compressors
Reduce energy use
Reduce noise
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SYSTEM INSTALLATION - 6
ECM Fan and Pump Motors
Tune system to load requirements
Reduce energy use
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SYSTEM OPERATION - 1
Optimize liquid set-points with building
demand
Use space temperature feedback
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SYSTEM OPERATION - 2
Optimize control of fans and pumps
Incorporate “auto-adapt” feature on variable-
speed wet rotor ECM pumps
Can be stand-alone or integrated with BMS
Low cost energy metering for multiple tenants
Examples
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Saving energy With an Energy Efficiency Index (EEI) of better than 0.20
an energy savings of up to 75% compared with non-
regulated pump can be achieved.
HIGHEST EFFICIENCY
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Typicalinstalledcirculator
EuP 2013 EuP 2015 Benchmark MAGNA3
EEI
0.27
EEI
0.23
EEI
0.20
En
erg
y U
sa
ge
%
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New functionalities
The MAGNA3 comprises a variety of new features and
functionalities that make installation, setting and operation
much easier.
Easy installation
User interface with TFT display and Grundfos Eye
FLOWADAPT/FLOWLIMIT
Heat energy meter
Extended temperature range
More I/O
Bus setup
Warning and alarm log
Work history
Wireless connection
WHAT’S NEW
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Bus setup The MAGNA3 can be equipped with optional CIM modules to enable easy connection to BMS communication systems.
The CIM modules support the following field-bus standards:
LON
Profibus
MODbus
BACnet
GENIbus
GSM/GPRS
WHAT’S NEW
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Insulation shells Heating insulation shell that provides optimal thermal insulation of the
pump housing. Delivered as standard, the insulation shells are
perfectly molded to the pump shape to avoid subsequent time-
consuming adjustments.
Insulation shells for cooling applications
In order to prevent condensation and corrosion in air conditioning and
ground source heat pump systems the installer should apply a
silicone sealant to the internal surfaces of the insulation shell to
eliminate air gaps between the shell and pump housing.
ACCESSORIES
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SYSTEM OPERATION - 3
ENJOY
THE
SAVINGS!
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PIPING INSTALLATION – Grout Mixture 1
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PIPING INSTALLATION – Grout Mixture 2
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PIPING INSTALLATION – Grout Mixture 3
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PIPING INSTALLATION – Bad Grout
Return
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PIPING INSTALLATION - Conditions
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PIPING INSTALLATION - Conditions
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PIPING INSTALLATION - Contaminants
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