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In geothermal, Heat is moved from where it is concentrated (underground) to where it is less concentrated (atmosphere). There is no point I’m aware of in the p
by lazide 1y ago
In geothermal, Heat is moved from where it is concentrated (underground) to where it is less concentrated (atmosphere).
There is no point I’m aware of in the process where something gets more hot than it started.
- foobarian 1y agoGround source heat pumps absolutely do concentrate heat. See e.g. https://edwardsroyalcomfort.com/how-warm-does-geothermal-heating-get/ https://edwardsroyalcomfort.com/how-warm-does-geothermal-hea..., typical ground temps are around 60F and system output is above 100F.