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´ëÇѼ³ºñ°øÇÐȸ µ¿°èÇмú¹ßǥȸ ³í¹®Áý (2009-11) |
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Wireless P/T probe(¹«¼± ¾Ð·Â/¿Âµµ ÇÁ·Îºê) ; Ground heat exchanger(ÁöÁß¿±³È¯±â) ; Ground thermal conductivity(ÁöÁß¿Àüµµµµ) ; TRT(¿ÀÀ´ä ½ÇÇè) ; Local heat flux (±¹ºÎÁö¿À¯¼Ó) ; Geothermal Heat Pump(Áö¿È÷Æ®ÆßÇÁ) |
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The ground thermal conductivity(k) is thus a key parameter in designing Ground Heat Exchanger and coupled geothermal heat pump systems. Currently, although a thermal hydraulic response test(TRT) is mostly used in practice, the thermal hydraulic TRT needs additional power and is generally time-consuming. A new, simple wireless P/T probe for a hi-speed k determination was introduced in this paper. This technique using a P/T probe is less time-consuming and requires no external source of energy for measurement and predicts local thermal properties by measuring soil temperatures along the depth. Measured temperature data along the depth was analyzed. In order to verify the new technique for the determination of k, k that calculated from the measured temperature data using a P/T probe was compared with one obtained from conventional hydraulic TRT. As a result, the P/T probe can replace the conventional hydraulic TRT method after carrying out the additional research on a lot of sites. |