Heating system by utilizing shallow layer geothermal energy in severe cold area

Abstract

The invention discloses a heating system by utilizing shallow layer geothermal energy in a severe cold area and belongs to the clean energy utilization technology. A geothermal well is opened in a shallow layer with the depth of 150-200m underground in the severe cold area; an evaporator and an insulation bushing are installed in the geothermal well; a CO2 input pipe and a CO2 output pipe are assembled in the insulation bushing; the CO2 input pipe is wholly in a spiral body shape; the CO2 output pipe is arranged in the spiral body of the CO2 input pipe; the two ends of the CO2 input pipe communicate with the evaporator and an expansion valve respectively; and the two ends of the CO2 output pipe communicate with the evaporator and a compressor respectively. By changing the structural form of a traditional carbon dioxide heat pump unit, the heating system can still normally and efficiently run under the environment of the severe cold area with poor air temperature condition and has the characteristics of reasonable and simple structure, high price-performance ratio and supplying support for developing and applying the geothermal energy in the severe cold area.

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[0001] The invention belongs to clean energy utilization technology, and mainly relates to a shallow geothermal energy utilization system. Background technique

[0002] At present, there are three main ways to develop and utilize clean energy for heating. One is air source heat pump, which extracts heat energy from the air for heating; the other is water source heat pump, which extracts heat energy from hot water for heating; the other is soil source heat pump. Heat pumps use water as a medium to extract thermal energy from underground soil for heating. However, these methods have certain limitations in severe cold regions. 1. The air source heat pump works in the temperature environment below minus 20 degrees, and the performance ratio (cop) is poor, so it is not suitable for severe cold areas; 2. The water source heat pump needs a hot water source, but it is difficult to explore the underground hot water source, and Exploiting underground hot water for he...

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