THE ROLE OF HEAT ACCUMULATORS IN IMPROVING THE EFFICIENCY OF GEOTHERMAL HEAT PUMPS
Keywords:
geothermal heat pump, heat accumulator, energy efficiency, environmental friendliness, energy saving, heat supply, heat storage, automatic control, geothermal energy, heating system.Abstract
Geothermal heat pumps (GHPs) are gaining importance in this modern energy era as one of the most environmentally friendly and economical energy sources. This type of heat pump provides high efficiency when heating or cooling buildings and homes by using geothermal heat. In order to increase the efficiency of GHP systems, various technological and technical solutions are being sought, in particular, special attention is paid to the role and importance of heat accumulators in these systems. Heat accumulators are valued as an important tool in ensuring the stability of systems, saving energy and increasing overall efficiency.
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