Solve the environmental impact and electricity cost issues of air conditioning equipment! Ground source heat energy-saving air conditioning system.
Reduce annual electricity costs by over 20%. It is also possible to reduce annual CO2 emissions by over 20%. A geothermal energy utilization system that solves energy-related issues of facilities all at once.
At depths greater than 10 meters underground, temperatures remain stable year-round, unaffected by atmospheric temperature changes. In particular, the range from 10 to 200 meters underground is insulated from the effects of air temperature and magma temperature, maintaining temperatures equivalent to the annual average temperature above ground. Utilizing this temperature range for thermal energy exchange with the surface is referred to as geothermal energy utilization. Geothermal energy is gaining attention as a renewable energy source that is locally sourced and consumed, existing right beneath our feet. Since it does not rely on fossil fuels, its utilization can lead to a reduction in CO2 emissions. Additionally, because it does not release heat into the atmosphere, it helps mitigate the heat island effect. This contributes to reduced running costs and enhanced business value. **Features** - Performance is 4 to 5 times greater compared to conventional geothermal methods. - Both "water resources" and "thermal energy" can be extracted from a single heat source well. - By integrating with our products, it provides solutions not only for reducing environmental impact but also for enhancing business value. The unique technology of Innovex, known as 'Heat Cluster(R)', involves the introduction of heat exchange pipes within the well, utilizing indirect heat exchange between the water inside the well, which has superior heat transfer performance compared to soil, and the heat exchange pipes.
- Company：イノベックス
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