Extension of consistent modelling
Lead Management Subproject Leader
M.Sc. Adinda Van de Ven
(vandeven@hochschule-bc.de)
Participating Partners
The method of analytical and consistent modelling of shallow geothermal source systems [Van de Ven et al, 2018] developed in the predecessor project QEWS II, which is successfully applied to various systems, is completed in this project. The overarching goal is to enable a neutral, manufacturer-independent comparison of different source systems and source system combinations for planning and design, in which the methodological basis of the models is basically the same for all system types. In this way, all major closed-loop shallow geothermal source systems, including their relevant effects, can be calculated and compared in a planning tool on a methodologically uniform basis.
- Extension of the g-functions of borehole heat exchangers with groundwater advection
- Development of a consistent model for geothermally activated components
- Optimisation of modelling accuracy and practicability due to the cooperation of HBC-IGE and H.S.W. GmbH
- Validation of the models with real and scientifically reliable measurement data
Reference
Van de Ven, A.; Koenigsdorff, R.; Hofmann, S. (2018): Entwicklung konsistenter Auslegungsmodelle für oberflächennahe geothermische Quellensysteme. In: Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (Hg.): BauSIM 2018. 7. Deutsch-Österreichische IBPSA-Konferenz. Conference proceedings. With the collaboration of Petra von Both and Andreas Wagner. Karlsruhe, 26.-28.09.2018 (7), S. 508-515. Online available at https://publikationen.bibliothek.kit.edu/1000085743, last checked on 02.06.2021
Van de Ven, A.; Koenigsdorff, R.; Hofmann, S. (2018): Entwicklung konsistenter Auslegungsmodelle für oberflächennahe geothermische Quellensysteme. In: Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (Hg.): BauSIM 2018. 7. Deutsch-Österreichische IBPSA-Konferenz. Conference proceedings. With the collaboration of Petra von Both and Andreas Wagner. Karlsruhe, 26.-28.09.2018 (7), S. 508-515. Online available at https://publikationen.bibliothek.kit.edu/1000085743, last checked on 02.06.2021