Optimization of Ground Source Heat Pump System Based on TRNSYS in Hot Summer and Cold Winter Region

A cooling tower-assisted ground source heat pump system is proposed to solve the problem of soil heat accumulation in areas with hot summers and mild winters. TRNSYS is used to establish the simulation model of the ground source heat pump system. Taking the ground source heat pump demonstration project in Nanchang City as the research object, the operation effect of the ground source heat pump is simulated and analyzed. The key parameters of the optimization system are proposed, and the operation time of the cooling tower is controlled. The optimization results show that the cooling tower can not only improve the system performance in a short time but also enable long-term stable and efficient operation of the refrigeration system, the compound ground source heat pump system optimized by the cooling tower has almost no soil heat accumulation, and the system performance has been improved. The optimal running time of the cooling tower is 3216~4344 h and 5424~6696 h, and the system running effect is the best at this time. The research results can provide a theoretical basis for the optimal design of the cooling tower auxiliary ground source heat pump system.

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Buildings
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2024-09-03
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https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings14092764
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Geothermal Energy Systems and Applications
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Optimization of Ground Source Heat Pump System Based on TRNSYS in Hot Summer and Cold Winter Region

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Abstract

A cooling tower-assisted ground source heat pump system is proposed to solve the problem of soil heat accumulation in areas with hot summers and mild winters. TRNSYS is used to establish the simulation model of the ground source heat pump system. Taking the ground source heat pump demonstration project in Nanchang City as the research object, the operation effect of the ground source heat pump is simulated and analyzed. The key parameters of the optimization system are proposed, and the operation time of the cooling tower is controlled. The optimization results show that the cooling tower can not only improve the system performance in a short time but also enable long-term stable and efficient operation of the refrigeration system, the compound ground source heat pump system optimized by the cooling tower has almost no soil heat accumulation, and the system performance has been improved. The optimal running time of the cooling tower is 3216~4344 h and 5424~6696 h, and the system running effect is the best at this time. The research results can provide a theoretical basis for the optimal design of the cooling tower auxiliary ground source heat pump system.

BuildingsVol. 14(9)
State Key Laboratory of Hydrology-Water Resources and Hydraulic Engineering (CN), East China University of Technology (CN), Jiangxi Province Forestry Survey Planning Institute (CN)
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