The building interior heat pump units typically range in capacity from 1 to 10 tons, but some unitary equipment is available in capacities up to 50 tons. In a school situation, an interior heat pump may condition one large space such as a gym, cafeteria, or auditorium, or it may condition a “zone” of individual classrooms.
Since each room or zone of rooms has its own dedicated heat pump unit, it is possible for building occupants to adjust the thermostat setting of each different space as appropriate to its activity or location. For example, a GHP system can maintain a lower temperature in a gym full of highly active students while at the same time maintaining a warmer temperature for students seated in a darkened auditorium.
Before considering this and other advantages of GHP systems for homes, businesses and schools, it will be helpful to read through this section of the Web site to learn exactly how geothermal heat pumps work. Since seasonal variations in underground temperature strongly influence the selected configuration and design of the earth-coupled heat exchanger, the page on soil thermal properties should be read before reading the page on ground loops. The last page in this section explains the mechanics of heat pumps, and how these units interact with the ground loop to provide space heating and cooling, as well as domestic water heating.
In the future you may have an a chance to make a purchase for your home that will apply this type of heat pump to your home but for now consider Aaron’s Mechanical Service when you want your current unit repaired or replaced.
Need any type of service on your home’s cooling and heating system? Give Aaron’s Mechanical Service a call at 623-388-4436.
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