Geothermal district heating and cooling system for the city of Calistoga, California
Geothermal district heating and cooling system for the city of Calistoga, California
Calistoga has long been known for having moderate (270/sup 0/F maximum) hydrothermal deposits. The economic feasibility of a geothermal heating and cooling district for a portion of the downtown commercial area and city-owned building was studied. Descriptions of existing and proposed systems for each building in the block are presented. Heating and cooling loads for each building, retrofit costs, detailed cost estimates, system schematics, and energy consumption data for each building are included. (MHR)
- University of North Texas United States
- University of North Texas United States
Cost, Public Buildings, Policy And Economy, Energy Consumption, 15 Geothermal Energy, California, Heating, Heating Load, Retrofitting, Cooling Load, Geothermal Legacy, Air Conditioning, Federal Region Ix, Usa Geothermal Legacy 151000* -- Geothermal Energy-- Direct Energy Utilization, District Heating, Buildings, Energy Systems, Space Heating, Commercial Sector, Geothermal Air Conditioning, Geothermal Heating Systems, Geothermal Heating, Geothermal Space Heating, Geothermal District Heating, Commercial Buildings, Heating Systems, 299002 -- Energy Planning & Policy-- Geothermal-- (-1989), District Cooling, 29 Energy Planning, North America, Cooling
Cost, Public Buildings, Policy And Economy, Energy Consumption, 15 Geothermal Energy, California, Heating, Heating Load, Retrofitting, Cooling Load, Geothermal Legacy, Air Conditioning, Federal Region Ix, Usa Geothermal Legacy 151000* -- Geothermal Energy-- Direct Energy Utilization, District Heating, Buildings, Energy Systems, Space Heating, Commercial Sector, Geothermal Air Conditioning, Geothermal Heating Systems, Geothermal Heating, Geothermal Space Heating, Geothermal District Heating, Commercial Buildings, Heating Systems, 299002 -- Energy Planning & Policy-- Geothermal-- (-1989), District Cooling, 29 Energy Planning, North America, Cooling
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