Ground source heat pump saves tons of water for Shen Industrial Park

“Geo-source heat pump technology is environmentally friendly and economical, saving space and energy.” On November 15th, when the reporter interviewed in Shenyang Industrial Park in Shenyang, the person in charge of the park carefully calculated the account, only the project of the R&D building in the park, the source Heat pump technology can save 800,000 yuan per year and save about 5,000 tons of water.

 

At the beginning of the construction of the Singapore Industrial Park, we will focus on the development of “green ecology, environmental protection and energy saving, circular economy” parks, and plan all supporting facilities from a high starting point. After thorough investigation and investigation, an advanced ground source heat pump air conditioning system was adopted. According to the person in charge of the park, the operating cost of the ground source heat pump air conditioning system is lower than that of the conventional electric refrigeration and air conditioning system, which is 10-14 yuan per square meter in winter and 8-10 yuan in summer. “The savings of nearly one million yuan a year do not say, but also save a lot of space occupied by traditional heating and refrigeration equipment, and achieve energy saving and environmental protection purposes.” Two screw-type water source heat pump units are selected in the park, with seven 50-60 The Mishen groundwater well provides water to meet the air conditioning system and bathing water in the park.

 

“The ground source heat pump technology has been in operation for two years. It turns out that this technology has benefited a lot.” It is reported that at present, ground source heat pump technology has been applied in the 12.5 million square meter R&D center of Singapore Industrial Park, from application to application. Now, there is no fault in the whole system, and it runs smoothly all the year round. Now, the Singapore Industrial Park is fully promoting the technology in the park. The second phase of the 60,000 square meters building will all use ground source heat pump technology.