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Comparative Evaluation of the use of Heat Exchanger, Ground Source Heat Pump and Conventional Heating Systems in Grow-Finish Rooms

WShannon
Engineering
November 3, 2020

By using energy efficiently, energy costs can be further reduced. Space heating can be used more optimally to reduce energy usage. Different heating systems were investigated including a heat recovery ventilator with a forced-convection heater, a ground source heat pump and a stand-alone forced-convection heater. The heat exchanger required the least amount of energy for heating, but had the highest consumption for ventilation. Compared to the conventional room with the forced-convection heater, there was 52% less energy used. The ground source heat pump reduced total energy by 39% compared to the control room.

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