2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijheatmasstransfer.2013.11.037
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A semi-analytical method to generate g-functions for geothermal bore fields

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“…where , Information on the use of numerical Laplace transforms for the calculation of borehole wall temperatures is given in (Cimmino, et al 2013;Cimmino and Bernier 2014;Cimmino 2015;Cimmino and Bernier 2015). Segment-to-segment response factor increments are given by the finite line source solution (Claesson and Javed 2011;Cimmino and Bernier 2014).…”
Section: Ground Modelmentioning
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“…where , Information on the use of numerical Laplace transforms for the calculation of borehole wall temperatures is given in (Cimmino, et al 2013;Cimmino and Bernier 2014;Cimmino 2015;Cimmino and Bernier 2015). Segment-to-segment response factor increments are given by the finite line source solution (Claesson and Javed 2011;Cimmino and Bernier 2014).…”
Section: Ground Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Segment-to-segment response factor increments are given by the finite line source solution (Claesson and Javed 2011;Cimmino and Bernier 2014).…”
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“…Although none of these BCs duly represent a real case, g-functions will better represent temperature changes in the borehole field when all boreholes are fed in parallel, as highlighted by Cimmino et al (2013). This FLS vs. g-function issue was tackled by several authors who proposed modelling straight (Cimmino & Bernier, 2014) and inclined (Lazzarotto, 2016;Lazzarotto & Björk, 2016) boreholes as stacks of FLS while imposing a uniform temperature BC. Cimmino (2015) coupled such as stack-FLS mode to a quasi-steady-state borehole heat transfer model, thereby moving the BC outside of the boreholes, allowing to impose the same inlet temperature for all boreholes in the field.…”
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“…Models can also be classified according to whether they adopt analytical [1,2,3], numerical or hybrid [4,5,6] approaches. The question of dimensionality and to what level of detail the grout, pipe and fluid components are represented is related to both the time and length scales that are considered.…”
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