Geothermal Heat Pumps Short Explanation

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Geothermal Heat Pumps Short Explanation
Geothermal Heat Pumps: These systems use the heat coming from close to the earth’s surface to heat and cool buildings. They transfer heat between the ground and the building in winter for heating; and in summer, they transfer heat from the building to the ground for cooling.
This is how geothermal heat pumps work: water or refrigerant moves through a loop of pipes.
In winter, the water or refrigerant warms up as it travels through the loop buried underground. When it returns to the surface, it transfers its warmth to the building. After releasing its heat, the water or refrigerant cools down. Then, it goes back underground to warm up again, repeating the cycle. In short, heat is absorbed from the earth to warm the building.
In summer, the system can operate differently. It uses water or refrigerant to cool the building and then is pumped underground where extra heat is transferred to the ground around the pipes. Thus, heat is discharged into the earth to cool the building.
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