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Simulation of fluid temperatures in a field of series-connected boreholes and reversible flow direction | ||
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This example demonstrates the use of the | ||
:doc:`networks <../modules/networks>` module to predict the fluid temperature variations | ||
in a bore field with series-connected boreholes and reversible flow direction. | ||
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The variable fluid mass flow rates g-functions of a bore field are first calculated | ||
using the mixed inlet fluid temperature boundary condition [1]_. Then, the effective borehole | ||
wall temperature variations are calculated using the load aggregation scheme of Claesson and | ||
Javed [2]_. g-Functions used in the temporal superposition are interpolated with regards to | ||
the fluid mass flow rate at the moment of heat extraction. | ||
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The script is located in: | ||
`pygfunction/examples/fluid_temperature_reversible_flow_direction.py` | ||
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.. literalinclude:: ../../../examples/fluid_temperature_reversible_flow_direction.py | ||
:language: python | ||
:linenos: | ||
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.. rubric:: References | ||
.. [1] Cimmino, M. (2024). g-Functions for fields of | ||
series- and parallel-connected boreholes with variable fluid mass flow | ||
rate and reversible flow direction. Renewable Energy 228: 120661. | ||
.. [2] Claesson, J., & Javed, S. (2011). A load-aggregation method to calculate | ||
extraction temperatures of borehole heat exchangers. ASHRAE Transactions, | ||
118 (1): 530–539. |
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