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- Geothermal Cooling and heating systems are available in the market from a long time but their Installation, and size of operations and complete cost of Installation is so huge that it stays out of the reach for small home owners but what if there is a way in which we could self install a geothermal cooling and heating system for our home on small scale, In this Video we would understand the working principle behind the geothermal cooling and heating system and understand how we could make a mini model which we would install in our homes and there is a major benefit in installing these system which is we can save 50% on our electricity cost than an traditional air conditioner.
So how can we install these systems in our homes easily and quickly with items which are easily available on a local hardware store.
How Geothermal Heating and Cooling Works?
Geo thermal uses the fixed temperatures inside the earth crust which remain constant, and does not effect much by the atmosphere temperature, so in extreme summer Just few foot below the surface we could get much colder temperatures and in winters that same temperature feels warmer so if we could harness that constant temperature and use that to cool or heat our house we could save a lot on our electricity consumption as most of the electricity in a regular home goes into the heating and cooling needs.
How To Setup your own Geothermal cooling and heating system?
We have given various details in the Video but just for reference you would need the following things to get started
1) GI (Galvanized Iron) Pipes
2) Small Water Pump
3) Radiator
4) Coolant Liquid
5) Fan Unit to go behind Radiator
Once you have all the things you can just watch the Video and start Building your own Geo thermal System for your Home or office
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Really liked the video, these sustainable things should be brought to mainstream......a must like to video instantly.
I am not engineer but I heard about the cooling battery you guys can add as a hybrid system use solar panel to cool water in day and use in a night
1) humidity effect
2) दरवाजा मकान के बंद रखने पड़ेंगे like AC system यूज करते वक्त करना होता हे ?
लास्ट अच्छा initiative है ❤
जब आप उसको ट्राई करो तो उसमें यह चीज ध्यान रखना कि आप l 1.5 टन एसी की कॉलिंग के बराबर एक्सपेरिमेंट करना उसके लिए पता चल जाएगा तो 1.5 टन एक को चलाने में कितना खर्चा आता है महीने का यह सालाना और इसे लगाने से हमें क्या बेनिफिट होगा जो आप एक्सपेरिमेंट करोगे और उसकी कास्ट भी बताना
All the best for the prototype looking forward to see it working soon
thank god that you are doing this in scenario of increasing cost of elect demand and global warming such sys should be subsidized in future by govt
It's very good that you have thought of geothermal energy for medium and small scale. I will like to add that using G.I pipe will is not a fesible idea as it will increase the cost to a large scale. Also to bend those pipes will creat the problem of cracks in the bend. There will be lots of issues in the begining but can be solved. you can use alluminum pipes which are more flexible and rust free also.
Great advice 🫡 Thank You
GI coated w/zinc provides increased resistance but is not going to be corrosion proof over a considerable period of time.
The way our properties are structured, majority of installation will have something on the ground level (above the pipes - mostly landscaped gardens etc.
Ppl will be vary of investing or become party to such a venture if there is even an iota of a chance that the GI structure may fail and that the whole thing may have to be uprooted. This may lead to a lot of destruction of say landscaped gardens etc.
Chance of coolant leaking into the ground may just put off many normal right minded people.
GI systems (especially joints) are not a particularly attractive option when it comes to their pressure handling capabilities.
At some level a no leak guarantee will not be a landmine that can be sidestepped. This is where a PEX installation will prove invaluable. 0 leaks underground can be guaranteed if the the installer is even moderately trained.
GI will require above par (=₹₹₹) installers.
I can understand the bit about reduced load transfer capability of PEX but that has to be properly quantified and then compared to the challenges that a GI system will pose.
*You can also take some advice from Sonam Wangchuk .....As he recently gave his concern about sustainable development 😊*
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agar ye pipe boaring mai hi daal di jae to.. jis boaring se ham gaon mai pani nikalte hai.. esi mai do pipe in,out ka daal k bhi chal sakta hai.. paani se aur ziyada thandi hawa hogi..
aisa bhi system hota hai uss system ko open loop system bolte hai
Can it be accommodated in the excavation when making new construction
Good work, earned a subscriber & viewer.🎉
I am Glad You liked our work
Good luck bro looking forward to your 👍 from pak
Thanks 👍
Very exited about this. I'm planning to build my home next month. I wish I could get this. I will have 100 sq ft built up area. Could potentially lay the pipes under pathway or even the front garden.
How much would this cost? Approximately?
Idea 💡 to bahut MST lga rhe ho successful ho jayega to bahut bra badlaw laa dijiyega aaap
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Excited to see output
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Sir it is a good concept,Saw this in some youtube video long ago,but this is going to create lot of maintenance issues depending on the coil material quality, installation process and manpower expertise. it is not as simple as "fit and forget" type. better is wind energy. but no Bharatiya entrepreneurs.
Sir major city's mein aaj kal basement har koi banata hai construction kai time aur uski depth Approx 10 sai 15 ft tak hoti he hai toh Waha hum is system ko install kr sakte hai
Yes but there are various pipelines running underground in cities But it could be an option
How do we calculate this cooling system as in ton/hp as we generally buy ac from the market…
And what is the price and electricity difference between this and a split ac..??
The Traditional 1Ton ac has a capacity of 18000 BTU but when it geothermal the capacity would depend upon various variables like underground pipe length + Radiator Size etc, but we would try and simplify the calculation based on amount of coolant which would be used in the system for which we actually need to built the system
Instead of using 90° bands. Try using banded pipes for batter flow if it is possible.
Sar ji ice battery wala system bhi to banaa sakte hain power efficient bhaiya ser vo
I think ground water system is more efficient need two bore one for incomming and second for outgoing ground system work only for few hours after that soil will heat and efficiency go down
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Simple tarika , zameen main bore Karo niche se pipe se motor pani legi , vahi motor Truck ya bus ke Radiator main pani circle karegi , fan se Radiator ke beech se Air Pass hogi , Air cool ho jayegi, Duct pipe se room cool karo
Itne kharche me Toe 10 year ka bill bhar lege ac ka😂
nahee sahi tarkeeb yeh hai agar paani + coolant se indoor split ac run kari jaa sakti hai aur bldc water pump se bahut kam bijli kharch hogi.
Can we just use it as a heat exchanger for the already set vrv units or heat pumps
Much easy to use and provide additional cop number
yes you can. use tube in tube condensore to flow coolant in this tube in tube coil.
Waiting for prototype
(1)Coolant leakage ek badi problem hogi ground water polluted hoga .
(2)Agar earthquake Aya or underground pipeline block ho gyi to repair kese hogi
(3) Ghar shift krne pr sift nhi kr skte
Baaki sb to thik hee hoga
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Sir I think we can use failed borewell holes if they are available nearby
But They would already have pipes in them, plus the surface area we need to cool down the coolant would not be sufficient and plus we have to create a loop of pipes one input and one output But I guess It can be done and tested 👍 Great Work
I will explain it in simple manner
To achieve 10 Ton of cooling capacity which is more than enough for a 200sq yard house you have to
Use a 6x10 ft hole with a depth of 15 ft [Better if it's below the water tank], Use copper pipes but GI pipes can also be used
You will have to use multiple radiators as a single large fan and radiator will look bad and also the noise will be super high for a home
There are some more things that can be done for a better system but I think you'll find them in your research.
split ac indoor unit is also available for water + coolant mix to get cooling from it. In india it is available from local manufacturer.
जमीन में जो पाइप दबाया जा रहा है वह होरिजेंटल है क्या उसे वर्टिकल किया जा सकता है कम घर छोटे घर वालों के बहुत कम से कम जगह होता है इसे 50 100 फीट नीचे बड़ा कुआं की तरह गड्डा करके और उसमें पाइप को लपेटकर सिलेंडर के फॉर्म में ऊपर लाया जा सकता है?
yes vertically bhi pipe install kiya jaa sakta hai
I think 10 to 15 degree change hi hoga to ye to direct and indirect 2 stage evaporative cooling jesa hi huva, fir to ye cost effective nahi hai, just for cooling purpose, isski jagah first stage pe evaporative cooling se Pani ko thanda Karo Bahar aur motor se us thanda pani ko room ke rediator se jodo aur cool karo
bakwas. better idea geothermal hi hai. bas land honi chahiye ya govt water pipeline se bhi do join lekar us se cooling le sakte hai ya phir windows ac ki out side unit room ke bahar karke uski heating coil condensore ko water tape se cool karke electricity bacha sakte hai.
Kindly add water tank over the GI pipes just like underground water tank
I did not Understand your Point 😬 please elaborate
@@lumencity to store cool water
Aap bechana chalu kare to hame batana
Will cost a lot,
simply one can install 10 12 feet underground metal pipe with one opening at outside 12 15 feet far from the house,
one opening at inside the house with exhaust fan for air suction through the pipe,
this should work upto some extent
It would Not be much helpful due to following reasons
1) Outside air would be very Hot or cold depending upon the outside temperature and a 10-12 Ft pipe would not make much difference to the temperature of the air
2) The specific Heat capacity of air is much lower than water
3) It would cause lots of maintenance issues with blocked pipes and dusk getting into your home
@@lumencity i think my idea is good only for underground bunkers for ventilation 😂👍
AC type cooling ke liye 0 degree water zaroori he jo zameen se nahi milega..
Chapest is on grid solar + air-conditioning
Absolutely right
@@RaviPithva wrong paani se bhi indoor ac unit chalaya ja sakta hai 23 degree tak ka temp liya jaa sakta hai aur aapki knowledge ke liye bata du ki carrier aur cruise ne paani se chalne wale ac banaye hai jo 4 ton ki jagah 2 ton se hi kaam chal jaata hai. lekin carrier ke dealers ko iske baare mein nahi pata but service centre wale jaante hai kyoki wo repair karte hai aur har city mein yeh availbale nahi hai.
@@raghuvansiboy pahele aap ye bato ki pani compress ho sakta hai ya nahi ? Phir aage baat karenge..
Instead of underground earth, I think under ground water tank can also solve the same purpose.
Many of us already build an house and no extra land available to dig down these pipe.
May be it's not efficient as Earth and something is better than nothing.
Yes Its a Great Idea 💡
उमस में क्या यह कॉलिंग करेगा।
yes
Sir I have some ideas for making it better can I talk with you?
Yeah 👍
Please update here also, so it will helpful to others as well . Thanks 😂
It is better to use hot and cool ac. Aprox ₹35k to ₹40k.
The Point is to save electricity ⚡️
up front is ki cost jyada hogi or agar reedier ki kya jrurat hai kiyo ki cooling or heating ka kaam to earth se krna hai na
to extract the cooling and heating radiator is a must 👍
@@lumencity then again apply compressor also to increase efficiency of system because earth temp is going to be same na using that you may decrease electricity consumption
@@sayal433 compressor ki body ka tempreture aur outdoor unit ki jagah tube in tube condensor laga kar lectricity ka load ghataya ja sakta hai aur agar ice battery bhi saath mein bana di jaaye to pura ghar kam kam kharch mein ho jaayega
compressor ki body ko agar copper pipe se covered kiya jaaye aur waha bhi geothermal ka coolant chalaya jaaye to ac electricity kam lega
What will be the cost of radiator / heat exchangers?
we have to check 👍
@@lumencity do not use radiator, use indoor ac unit aur ise geothermal ke coolant water se connect kar de yeh bilkul sahi kaam karti hai aur agar effeciency nahi mile to water coolant se chalne waale alag se split indoor unit aati hai jo faridabad , noida ki companiya bhi bana rahi hai
GI coated w/zinc provides increased resistance but is not going to be corrosion proof over a considerable period of time.
The way our properties are structured, majority of installation will have something on the ground level (above the pipes - mostly landscaped gardens etc.
Ppl will be vary of investing or become party to such a venture if there is even an iota of a chance that the GI structure may fail and that the whole thing may have to be uprooted. This may lead to a lot of destruction of say landscaped gardens etc.
Chance of coolant leaking into the ground may just put off many normal right minded people.
GI systems (especially joints) are not a particularly attractive option when it comes to their pressure handling capabilities.
At some level a no leak guarantee will not be a landmine that can be sidestepped. This is where a PEX installation will prove invaluable. 0 leaks underground can be guaranteed if the the installer is even moderately trained.
GI will require above par (=₹₹₹) installers.
I can understand the bit about reduced load transfer capability of PEX but that has to be properly quantified and then compared to the challenges that a GI system will pose.
Great advice Thank You 👍
Bhai mjhe ye idea future proof bilkul bhi nhi laga aur isse repair krna bhi next to impossible h. Kuki agr koi bhi isko small scale me banane ka sochega vo ye hi krega piping ke upr building khadi kr lega aur ghr kl ko pipe leak krti h to vo unko kabhi change nhi kr sakta vo ye tabhi kr payega jab vo pipe wale sare area ko open chode uske upr build garden kuch naa banaye total wastage of land.
Ye system bilkul esa h jese kisi car ka cooling and AC system kam krta h. Pr iske andr AC gas and compressor bhi hota h, chlo compressor ka kaam hamari earth kr rhibh aur chlo AC gas ka kaam coolant kr rha h isme bhi issues h, ek issue coolant kabhi bhi us level ka chilled nhi ho sakta aur dusra ek coolant ki bhi apni life hoti h, usko bar bar change krna bohot expensive padega.
Ye system bolne me aur dikhne me simple h but ye complex to maintain h koi bhi normal admi to pagal hi ho jayega.
May be we would try it soon and make video then we could update about further details
Actually build one instead of stealing other peoples videos and adding your bullshit commentary to it.
Isse saste m toh AC ajayga yr, upr se maintain krna b asan hota h AC ko
This system would not require much maintenance
@@lumencity Please explain about the initial costing and maintenance. Without awareness it is difficult to implement.
Itna mahanga padega na ki Ghar nhi banaa payega😂😂😂
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Kuchh kuchh samajh mein aaya kuchh kuchh samajh mein nahin aaya achcha detail mein samjhaen itna kaise bataun pipe dal ke Pani dalkar cooling Karega kaise successful hai
In urban areas you can place the pipe vertically
Another means to pollute soil, not economical, most urban houses r left out, beyond repair after 3-4 years, dig 1500 plants instead of this
Why can’t Both the Things be done Plants + a cooling system consuming less electricity
Gi pipe ki life kitni saal hogi
25-30 years
I like your idea but i can see few problems in your system, let me connect with you over email
Great Please Email us on info@lumencity.in