It is quite unusual to consider the exploitation of geothermal resources during at the tunnel design stage. This paper is intended to analyse the nature and the potential of the geothermal resources. These are essentially the hot or cold water in ow and the temperature of the surrounding ground itself. A methodological approach is proposed to face the problem, determine relevant information and estimate the attractive- ness of the application. The approach is then applied to the case study of the metro line Dudullu-Bostanci in Istanbul, currently under design, by identifying a possible application of heat exchangers integrated into the tunnel lining and evaluating preliminarily the environmental and economical aspects.
Methodological approach for a sustainable management of water inflow and geothermal energy in tunnels / Furno, Fabio; Barla, Marco; Dematteis, Antonio; LO RUSSO, Stefano. - In: ACQUE SOTTERRANEE. - ISSN 2280-6458. - STAMPA. - 3:141(2015), pp. 37-43. [10.7343/AS-119-15-0146]
Methodological approach for a sustainable management of water inflow and geothermal energy in tunnels
BARLA, MARCO;LO RUSSO, STEFANO
2015
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It is quite unusual to consider the exploitation of geothermal resources during at the tunnel design stage. This paper is intended to analyse the nature and the potential of the geothermal resources. These are essentially the hot or cold water in ow and the temperature of the surrounding ground itself. A methodological approach is proposed to face the problem, determine relevant information and estimate the attractive- ness of the application. The approach is then applied to the case study of the metro line Dudullu-Bostanci in Istanbul, currently under design, by identifying a possible application of heat exchangers integrated into the tunnel lining and evaluating preliminarily the environmental and economical aspects.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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