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Closed Loop Geothermal Technology Equipment & Supplies
6 equipment items found
by:Eavor Technologies Inc. based inCalgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
Eavor’s closed-loop geothermal technology consists of several Patent Pending innovations. The Eavor-Loop is a closed-loop geothermal system within which a proprietary working fluid is contained and circulated. The working fluid is not fluid from a ...
Distributed by:Hole Products based inLittle Falls, MINNESOTA (USA)
Hole Products offers flush carts for flushing and removing air from closed loop geothermal systems. Flush carts are available to purchase or to ...
Manufactured by:Geothermal Design, Inc based inFort Wayne, INDIANA (USA)
Ponds with at least 10 feet deep water and a minimum half acre surface area make an excellent choice for a closed loop application. A pre-assembled heat exchanger made of polyethlyene plastic pipe is floated onto the surface of the pond, connected with an extended header, filled with a loop solution and submerged. Pond-coupled systems can reduce excavation costs and provide a lower installation ...
Manufactured by:Geothermal Design, Inc based inFort Wayne, INDIANA (USA)
Horizontal Closed Loop Systems are commonly installed using a backhoe which opens a trench 2 feet wide and 6 feet deep. Three rows of polyethylene pipe are installed into the bottom of the trench at 6 feet deep, covered by 2 feet of soil, and a second layer of pipe is installed at 4 feet deep. The entire trench is back-filled and the series of 6 pipes is joined by a heat fusion process into 2 ...
Manufactured by:Geothermal Design, Inc based inFort Wayne, INDIANA (USA)
Where land space is more limited or no pond is available, vertical closed loop systems can be installed into the ground by utiliizing a drill rig which bores open a series of vertical shafts or bore holes. Two polyethylene coils connected at the bottom by a fusion U-Bend are pulled into each bore hole and then grouted closed. Each pipe is connected into a central extended header and into the ...
by:Underground Energy, LLC based inLancaster, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
BTES is an improvement on conventional closed-loop ground source heat pump (GSHP) geothermal systems. The ground heat exchanger (GHX) array for a BTES system is designed and operated in a manner such heat is stored or abstracted seasonally, whereas conventional GSHP systems are designed to simply dissipate heat or cold into the subsurface. BTES essentially uses the Earth as a thermal battery, as ...