| Title | Development of Riverbank Filtration Water Supply and Return System for Sustainable Green House Heating and Cooling |
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| Authors | Yong Cho, Dae Geun Kim, Jisook Seo, Jong-Pil Moon, Hyoung-Soo Kim |
| Year | 2011 |
| Conference | New Zealand Geothermal Workshop |
| Keywords | Riverbank Filtration, alluvium aquifer, temperature difference energy, water-source heat pump, green house, heat source |
| Abstract | The green house on the waterfront is air-conditioned by a water-source heat pump system with riverbank filtration water. In order to supply riverbank filtration water in alluvium aquifer, the riverbank filtration facility for water intake and injection, two pumping wells and one recharge well, has been constructed. The research site in Jinju, Korea was chosen as a good site for riverbank filtration water supply among four preliminary sites by the surface geological survey, electrical resistivity soundings, and borehole surveys. In the results of two boreholes drilling at the site, it was revealed that the groundwater table is about 3 m under the ground, and that the sandy gravel aquifer layer in the thickness of 6.5 m and 3.5 m occurs at 5 m and 7 m in depth below the ground level respectively. To prevent the recharge water from affecting the pumped water which might be used as heat source or sink, the distance between pumping and recharge wells is designed at least 70 m with a quarter of recharged flow rate. It is predicted that the transfer term, the recharge water affects the pumping well, is over 6 months of heating season. Hydrogeological simulation and underground water temperature measurement have been carried out for the pumping and recharge well positions. |