Journal of Engineering Research

As an efficient and environmentally friendly energy solution, the ground source heat pump system has been widely applied in HVAC engineering in recent years. This paper aims to evaluate the economic and environmental benefits of the ground source heat pump system. By analyzing its operation costs, initial investment, and impact on the environment, the applicability and advantages of the system under different application scenarios are discussed. The study finds that although the initial investment of the ground source heat pump system is relatively high, its long-term operation costs are low, and it has significant environmental benefits, especially in terms of reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Through the study of several typical application cases, the feasibility and economic benefits of the system are further verified. This research provides theoretical support and practical reference for promoting the application of ground source heat pump technology.

Ground source heat pump; Economic efficiency; Environmental benefits; Heating, Ventilation and Air conditioning (HVAC) engineering