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	E3A Series: Ground Source Heat Pump
	Publication #: B-1284 Date Published: 02/04/2016 Publication Author(s): Robin Garber-Slaght Vanessa Stevens Molly Terring Art Nash and Milton Geiger

Description:
Ground source heat pumps (GSHPs), also called geothermal heat pumps and geoexchange, provide space heating and cooling for buildings, including residences, businesses, or barns. During winter, GSHPs use electricity to operate pumps that circulate a fluid through piping to transfer heat from the ground or body of water to a structure’s interior. GSHPs can be reversed to provide cooling by transferring heat from a building into the ground or body of water. GSHPs can also heat domestic or agricultural, commercial, or industrial process water.

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