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Groundwater Heat Pump: An Efficient Way to Heat and Cool Your Home

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Title Groundwater Heat Pump: An Efficient Way to Heat and Cool Your Home
Creator Clyde, Calvin G. Vendell, E. W. Hagen, K.
Description Engineers at the Utah Water Research Laboratory and the Mechanical Engineering Department at Utah State University have looked into the evonomic feasibility of groundwater heat pumps for residential heating and cooling in the Utah climate. They have found that this type of system conserves evergy and may cost less than conventional heating systems. By using a heat pump, thermal energy can be taken from goundwater and can be used to heat homes in the winder and cool them in the summer. If you...
Date 1979-01-01T08:00:00Z
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Identifier https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/water_rep/527 https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/context/water_rep/article/1526/viewcontent/Groundwater_20Heat_20Pump_20__20An_20Efficient_20Way_20to_20Heat_20and_20Cool_20Yo.pdf
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Subject Civil and Environmental Engineering Water Resource Management

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