| Title | Description and Operation of Haakon School Geothermal Heating System |
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| Authors | Childs, F. W.; Kirol, L. D.; Sanders, R. D.; McLatchy, M. J. |
| Year | 1983 |
| Conference | Geothermal Resources Council Transactions |
| Keywords | Direct Use; USA; South Dakota; Phillip; Madison Aquifer; Space Heating; Artesian Flow; Sulfate Precipitation; frP Pipe; Plater Type Heat Exchangers; Economics; Fan Coils; O & M Costs |
| Abstract | To encourage the development of hydrothermal energy, the U.S. Department of Energy's Division of Geothermal and Hydropower Technologies funded, on a cost sharing basis, twenty three demonstration projects. The Haakon School project is one of twelve such projects administered by the DOE Idaho Operations Office with technical support from EG&G Idaho, Inc. This paper described the geothermal direct use heating system at the Haakon School complex in Philip, South Dakota and presents information gained during approximately three heating seasons of operation. |