Going to ground
Language: English Series: Building Services ; 9(8) August 1987, 47-49(3)Publication details: 1987Subject(s): Summary: Compares two methods of transferring unwanted heat from a building into the ground. Looks at the advantages and disadvantages of the closed-loop system and open-loop system and pays special attention to the latter system, detailing the problems commonly associated with this method. Briefly looks at future possibilities for using a borehole system for heating and cooling a building. Figures.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Compares two methods of transferring unwanted heat from a building into the ground. Looks at the advantages and disadvantages of the closed-loop system and open-loop system and pays special attention to the latter system, detailing the problems commonly associated with this method. Briefly looks at future possibilities for using a borehole system for heating and cooling a building. Figures.