Heat pump system and method for pumping liquids
a heat pump and liquid technology, applied in the field of heat pump systems and liquid pumping methods, can solve the problems of inconsistency, price the investor must pay, time needed for a return in investment, etc., and achieve the effect of increasing the cop, increasing the cop, and being more resistant to impurities contained
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[0098]Example 1 of the invention is evident in FIG. 6. On the property there is a source drill hole 1 and drain drill hole 2. The drill holes are cased with casing 3. At drill hole 1 there is loose material 19 in a saturated layer and the casing is perforated 4 in this sector. Under the casing, there is a sludge space that is not illustrated in the figure. At drain drill hole 2 which is usually not so deep, casing 3 is perforated at sector 4. At this point there is seepage of cooled water via the loose material 19. Drill hole 1 is further equipped with a manipulation shaft 6 with a cover 7. The manipulation shaft can have frost-proof insulation 8. The shaft can be placed on plate 9 with a head lid 10 that prevents the transfer of weight from the shaft 6 to the casing 3. The same applies for drill hole 2 with the presence of plate 11 with head lid 12. A weight-bearing plate 14 has been embedded via sealing into the exterior casing of the heat pump 13, which is located on plate 11. In...
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[0100]In accordance to FIG. 11 a house or premises with an interior heat pump HP with an interiorly and / or exteriorly located suction-pumping chamber for the over-pumping of water from drill holes and / or from wells into drain drill holes and / or wells in accordance to the invention while the suction chamber is located outside the drill holes. The suction-pumping chamber can also be located inside the generator of the inside heat pump.
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[0101]In accordance to FIG. 12 a house or premises with suction-pumping chamber located inside and at a certain height. Water is pumped from a source, for example a drill hole, and flows out gravitationally from the pumping chamber into the collection tank from where it is distributed to the place of consumption within the premises. It is natural for the water pressure from the house's distribution to be further increased via a circulation pump or air compressor with relatively low energetic demands.
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