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A Heatpump System Design for Yalova University

The progress in the green building studies are relatively slow in developing countries. Thus, the best way to lead the society to concern green and sustainable building concept is to show the way and application methods for the public buildings. The most appropriate public buildings are the university campuses. In this study, a ground source heat pump was designed to support the existing heating system for the building of Energy Systems Engineering Department of Yalova University. With this application, authors want to open a path for green campus approach. The results showed that, 90 kW powered heat pump system will be sufficient to support the existing heating system. For the designed system, 2032 m of pipe is required for vertical installation.