Scale drillability maps as a tool to select the drilling technology to install Borehole Heat Exchange (BHE) probes

  1. Galgaro, Antonio
  2. Carrera, Alberto
  3. Di Sipio, Eloisa
  4. Dalla Santa, Giorgia
  5. Ramos Escudero, Adela
  6. Cuevas Castell, José Manuel
  7. Pasquali, Riccardo
  8. Sanner, Burkhard
  9. Bernardi, Adriana
Actes de conférence:
Proceedings of short papers

Éditorial: Publishing House "Imeon" Sole-owner, 2021

ISSN: 2603-364X

Année de publication: 2021

Type: Communication dans un congrès

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Résumé

The main aim of EU funded project GEO4CIVHIC is the development, growth and spreading of more efficient and low-cost geothermal systems for conditioning retrofitting civil and historical buildings. Within this context, the assessment of the most suitable drilling technique to install borehole heat exchangers (BHE) is affected by the local geological, hydrogeological and thermal conditions. In order to provide professional (i.e. drillers, designers) and decision makers (i.e. building owners, policy makers) with preliminary information about expected drilling-time and costs for different geothermal systems, drillability maps at European and municipality scale are here presented.