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    Review of a multi-objective design optimization strategy for geothermal heat pump that has been done before is presented. It was noted that several design variables of GHPs, including equipment profile & building load (such a size, configurations and type of components), thermodynamic properties (inlet temperature, temperature of evaporator, mass flow rate and etc.) are optimized by a genetic algorithm (GA), response surface method (RSM), Taguchi method and so on optimizer implemented in different

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    Resources? The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) finds low potential for wind and photovoltaic energy, with favorable potential for geothermal. While this is limiting in terms of options which are currently available it is also good for the Quapaw tribe as this means that there is an option available to the tribe. This entails that implantation of geothermal energy can be achieved successfully to mitigate energy cost. Introduction: “Up to ninety cents of every dollar the Tribes spend on energy

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    Geothermal Energy Essay

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    Geothermal Energy In today's world, we are stuck in a constant debate about efficient energy usage and production. Many have gone to alternative fuel sources do to the rising cost of fossil fuels and the environmental damage caused by the burning of fossil fuels. One option that goes largely unexplored is geothermal energy. Geothermal energy is not only a much more environmentally-friendly power source than fossil fuels, but the cost of installation is not significantly more expensive than the installation

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    Why is Geothermal Energy Beneficial? Com 217: Science Writing and Presentation Purdue University November 3, 2014 Why is Geothermal Energy Beneficial? Volcanoes are wondrous formations on the earth. Humans are fascinated by them but are often very cautious about volcanoes. They see them as explosive, lava spewing mountains often causing natural disasters. These are just some of the effects of a volcano but plus side to it is that its energy can be harnessed. Energy

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    wind, geothermal energy, tidal power, and more. The number one renewable resource that has stood out is geothermal energy. This energy deals with heat and it is being stored naturally from earth itself. This renewable resource has many advantages and as with everything there also comes disadvantages. It will be shown that the advantages of this renewable resource benefits earth rather then its disadvantages. Geothermal energy is a renewable resource whose heat generates energy to be used. Heat and

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    Geothermal Energy Concern over the end of nonrenewable resources has increasingly grown in the population over the recent decades. Hydrocarbons, specifically oil and gas, are being depleted rapidly. According to imeche.org, only 1.3 trillion barrels of attainable oil remain. At the current rates of consumption, that equivocates to around 2055 when oil should just about be depleted. (imeche.org, 2014) Recent advances in oilfield technology continue to push back the date of annihilation of these resources

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    huge progress in the development of different types of alternative energy sources, the most popular of which are solar energy, wind energy, and geothermal energy. However, people knowing all the advantages of these energy types, in many cases, cannot afford them because of several problems. Geothermal energy is a developing technology that extracts the heat from the Earth. In order to increase the prevalence of it, engineers are trying to eliminate the disadvantages of the technology, which are unavailability

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    Global warming is a huge issues. It is very concerning when we get little amounts of snow during the winter. There is evidence that weather patterns are changing and unless change happens we will no longer get to enjoy what Mother Nature has to offer. In my neighborhood we were only allowed to water our lawns twice a week this year. What will happen if this trend continues? There is lots of evidence proving that global warming is not a myth. What can we do to help with rising climate change?

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    Below the Earth's crust, there is a layer of hot and molten rock, called magma. Heat is continually produced in this layer, mostly from the decay of naturally radioactive materials such as uranium and potassium. The amount of heat within 10,000 meters (about 33,000 feet) of Earth's surface contains 50,000 times more energy than all the oil and natural gas resources in the world. The areas with the highest underground temperatures are in regions with active or geologically young volcanoes. These

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    Types of Renewable Energy Sources What is renewable energy? Renewable energy is energy that is capable of being continuously replenished. These sources include, wind, solar energy, water, geothermal energy, and biomass. It is only renewable energy if the source cannot be exhausted. Renewable energies are being used to save nonrenewable sources such as fossil fuels and trees. They are highly preferred by many people, simply because of their little impact on the environment. Wind Power: The first and

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