Enroll in HeatSpring’s free Commercial Geothermal Heat Pump System Design course today!

In this free course, Dr. Charles Remund, author of the International Ground Source Heat Pump Association (IGSHPA) Design Manual, explains how to design a ground heat exchanger for a commercial geothermal system. Participants are quizzed on key concepts and then use LoopLink Pro software to work through design and load calculation assignments. You’ll also earn 3 AIA LU/HSW Credits!

In his two-hour video lecture, Dr. Remund lays out the process for sizing and designing a closed loop ground heat exchanger, including all of the calculations. See a still from ‘Designing the Ground Heat Exchanger’ lecture below.
 
Free Commercial Geothermal Design software is included! Each student will receive a free 1-month license to LoopLink PRO as part of registering, which will be used to complete a ground loop design assignment in the course.
  
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About Instructor Dr. Charles Remund – GeoConnections, Inc.

Dr. Remund has over 20 years of experience installing and designing geothermal systems. He has been a certified instructor for IGHSPA since 1994. As a member of the Mechanical Engineering faculty at South Dakota State University (SDSU) he taught thermodynamics, heat transfer, fluid dynamics, design of thermal systems and applied laboratory courses from 1988 to 2009. He is a co-author of the IGSHPA geothermal installer training manual titled “Design and Installation of Residential and Light Commercial GSHP Systems.” Dr. Remund has been principal investigator on many research projects associated with ground source heat pumps, specifically addressing heat transfer characteristics of grouting materials, soil, and rock. He worked with regional electric utilities and the Geothermal Heat Pump Consortium through the Northern Geothermal Support Center at SDSU, through which hundreds have been trained in various aspects of ground source heat pump design and installation. Training and outreach activities continue in a limited capacity at SDSU, while Dr. Remund has become involved in private efforts to promote ground source heat pumps through design assistance, soil and rock formation thermal conductivity testing, and technical support for thermally-enhanced grouting materials.

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