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water to water heat pumps deap

jameser123 · 2015-02-15 20:15:45

harp data base efficiences of water 2 water heatpumps are 540% . it dosent account for the well pump. what kind of output does the well pump use and is there a section in deap software to enter this data of well pump. how does it compare with gshp

15-02-2015 8:15pm

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jameser123

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harp data base efficiences of water 2 water heatpumps are
540% . it dosent account for the well pump.
what kind of output does the well pump use and is there a section in deap software to enter this data of well pump.

how does it compare with gshp

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#2 16-02-2015 6:18am

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I've looked at these a bit. The pump you need depends on how far down your groundwater is basically. If its 60 feet down it will be expensive to bring it up. You also need groundwater that meets the manufacturers specifications or the heat exchanger will be damaged. Iron and manganese content are especially important.

You also need the "right" water to prevent the sink well from silting up and you need to locate the source and sink wells correctly in relation to the flow of the groundwater.

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