Thermal Response Test (TRT)

Applications

When the fluid circulates through the probe, it transfers energy generated by an electric heater located inside the test rig to the subsoil, which absorbs it during the test. The temperature of the subsoil in contact with the geothermal probe increases to a greater or lesser degree, depending on how conductive the ground is. If the heat diffuses slowly in the ground, it has low conductivity, if it diffuses quickly, it has high conductivity. The average subsoil conductivity value is assessed by analysing the curve showing the temperature delta in the probe during the test.

Advantages

  • finding applicable geothermal solutions
  • optimising the size and number of buried probes required
  • calculating performance

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