Design and Study of a Geothermal District Heating System at Hammam-Righa (Algeria)

Bellache, O.; Bouyousfi, B.; Messaoudene, Noureddine Ait

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“…In Algeria, eighteen greenhouses of a total area of 7200 m2are heated by a 57 °C, Albian geothermal water. Bellache et al (1995) indicate that the geothermal potential in north-eastern of the Algerian Sahara is sufficient to heat 9000 greenhouses, with a flow rate of 3.221 l/s. The total energy consumption for geothermal energy is about 1.778.65 TJ/year [15].…”

Section: Geothermal Operationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Bellache et al (1995) indicate that the geothermal potential in north-eastern of the Algerian Sahara is sufficient to heat 9000 greenhouses, with a flow rate of 3.221 l/s. The total energy consumption for geothermal energy is about 1.778.65 TJ/year [15]. The temperature produced by a geothermal system determines the choice of the use that can be made of a geothermal resource.…”

Section: Geothermal Operationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The distribution of the stresses and thermal deformations of the pile depends on the type of soil (friction angle) as well as the conditions of displacement imposed on its ends [15].Additional deformations of the pile due to thermal loading influence the stability and settlement of the structure.…”

Section: Principle Of Operation Of Energy Pilesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Alliance of renewable energy resources for sustainable building - algerian case

Madjoudj,

Dahmane

2017

J. Ren. Energies

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At present, the convergence between the scarcity of fossil resources and their threat to the environment leads to considering renewable energies as an alternative in the production of heat in countries privileged by their climate and geology. These sources of energy are deemed almost inexhaustible, omnipresent, stable and clean. The Algerian construction sector is the most energy-intensive compared to other economic sectors. This unbounded energy consumption can be corrected with a more economical design of passive buildings to finally work towards buildings with net zero energy consumption. In this work, the emphasis will be on the possibility of combining geothermal energy with solar thermal power in order to exploit them in a sustainable construction project. The integration of solar thermal in a construction project has already been the subject of large studies and is still under development; therefore, we will focus, as a first step, on the integration of geothermal energy in a sustainable building.

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Section: Geothermal Operationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Geothermal Operationmentioning

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Alliance of renewable energy resources for sustainable building - algerian case

Madjoudj,

Dahmane

2017

J. Ren. Energies

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“…The studies on geothermal district heating systems are mostly focused on energy and exergy analysis of the existing systems [5e13], thermal effects of control logics [12,14], economic assessment of the systems [15e20], development of models and corresponding computer codes to simulate district heating systems including piping network [12,18,21e26] and heating system design neglecting the piping network [27].…”

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Piping network design of geothermal district heating systems: Case study for a university campus

Yıldırım

Toksoy

Gökçen

2010

Energy

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a b s t r a c tGeothermal district heating system design consists of two parts: heating system and piping network design. District heating system design and a case study for a university campus is given in Yildirim et al.[1] in detail. In this study, piping network design optimisation is evaluated based on heat centre location depending upon the cost and common design parameters of piping networks which are pipe materials, target pressure loss (TPL) per unit length of pipes and installation type. Then a case study for the same campus is presented.

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Design and Study of a Geothermal District Heating System at Hammam-Righa (Algeria)

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Alliance of renewable energy resources for sustainable building - algerian case

Alliance of renewable energy resources for sustainable building - algerian case

Piping network design of geothermal district heating systems: Case study for a university campus

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