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GHE
(redirected from Ground Heat Exchanger)

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GHEGraded Hammer Effect (keyboards)
GHEGreen House Effect
GHeGaseous Helium
GHEGround Handling Equipment
GHEGuitar Hero Encore (video game)
GHEGenetic Heuristic Engine
GHEGround Heat Exchanger
GHEHazardous or Explosive Gases
GHEGlobal Health Equity
GHEGrand Hotel Excelsior (Italy)
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the supplemental heat-rejection device is operated during the cooling season in order to reduce the cooling load on the ground heat exchanger (GHX).
Optimization of cooling-dominated hybrid ground-coupled heat pump ... by Hackel, Scott; Nellis, Gregory; Klein, Sanford / ASHRAE Transactions
Ground heat exchanger costs for standing column and closed loop wells run from $1000 per ton up to $2000 per ton.
Geothermal systems bring efficiency and reduced costs by Rice, John / Real Estate Weekly
Sachs and Dinse (2000) present a site characterization decision flowchart along with descriptions of relationships of geology and ground heat exchangers (GHXs).
A Method for geo-exchange suitability assessment by Schillereff, H. Scott; Quibell, Jeff D.; Johnston, Katherine S.; Kiernan, Aidan / ASHRAE Transactions
 
 
 
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