Geothermal-based central heating system using thermal-increasing heat supply machine unit and method thereof
A heating unit and central heating technology, applied in hot water central heating systems, heating systems, household heating, etc., can solve problems that are not conducive to unit operation, reduce system economy, consumption, etc., and achieve primary energy utilization High efficiency, reduced energy consumption, and the effect of alleviating heat source shortage
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[0034] Example 1: A new centralized heating method using water source heat-increasing heating units
[0035] A new type of central heating method using water source heat-increasing heating units. Such as figure 2 As shown, the system consists of a central heating source 2-1 (usually cogeneration, coal-fired or gas-fired boiler room), a primary heating network water supply pipe 2-2 and return water pipe 2-3, and a water source heating type heating unit 2 -4. Secondary heating network water supply pipe 2-5 and water return pipe 2-6, user side cooling terminal 2-7, ground water supply pipe 2-10, ground water return pipe 2-11, water source side pumping well 2-13, water source The side backwater well 2-14 and its accessories are composed. Among them, the water source side heating type heating unit 2-4 is composed of absorption heat pump 2-8, heat network water-water heat exchanger 2-9, water source side water-water heat exchanger 2-12 and its connecting pipelines . The central...
Embodiment 2
[0036] Example 2: A geothermal centralized heating method using soil source heat-increasing heating units
[0037] The geothermal centralized heating method that utilizes the soil source heat-increasing heating unit. Such as image 3 As shown, the system consists of central heating source 3-1 (usually cogeneration, coal-fired or gas-fired boiler room), primary heating network water supply pipe 3-2 and return water pipe 3-3, soil source heating type heating unit 3-4, Secondary heating network water supply pipe 3-5 and return water pipe 3-6, heat dissipation terminal on the user side 3-7, buried pipe water supply pipe 3-10, buried pipe return pipe 3-11, underground buried pipe Tube 3-12 and its accessories. Among them, the soil source heating type heating unit 3-4 is composed of an absorption heat pump 3-8, a heating network water-water heat exchanger 3-9 and connecting pipelines. The central heating source 3-1 produces hot water at about 130°C, and the hot water is delivered...
Embodiment 3
[0038] Example 3: A geothermal centralized heating method using geothermal sources to increase heat supply units
[0039] The utility model relates to a geothermal centralized heating mode using a geothermal source to increase the heat of a heating unit. Such as Figure 4 As shown, the system consists of central heating source 4-1 (usually cogeneration, coal-fired or gas-fired boiler room), primary heating network water supply pipe 4-2 and return water pipe 4-3, geothermal source heating unit 4-4 , Secondary heating network water supply pipe 4-5 and water return pipe 4-6, user side cooling terminal 4-7, geothermal water outlet well 4-14, geothermal water return well 4-15 and their accessories. The central heating source 3-1 produces hot water at about 130°C, and then through the primary heating network water supply pipe 4-2, the hot water is supplied to the geothermal source heat-increasing heating unit 4-4 as its driving heat source to drive the geothermal source to increase...
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