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Designing Buildings at 07:12, 15 February 2021

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	“Below a depth of 7-10m, the temperature of the ground remains fairly constant at the mean ambient air temperature regardless of the time of year. Depending on location and depth, this temperature is typically between 7 and 13ºc in the UK. This means that it can be used to as a heat source in the winter and as a source of coolth in the summer.”		“Below a depth of 7-10m, the temperature of the ground remains fairly constant at the mean ambient air temperature regardless of the time of year. Depending on location and depth, this temperature is typically between 7 and 13ºc in the UK. This means that it can be used to as a heat source in the winter and as a source of coolth in the summer.”
−	*[[Ground%20energy%20options\|Ground energy options]].
−	*[[Geothermal%20energy\|Geothermal energy]].
−	*[[Ground%20preconditioning%20of%20supply%20air\|Ground preconditioning of supply air]].
−	*[[Ground%20source%20heat%20pumps\|Ground source heat pumps]].
−	*[[Geothermal%20pile%20foundations\|Geothermal pile foundations]].
−	*[[Thermal%20labyrinths\|Thermal labyrinths]].
−	*[[Earth-to-air%20heat%20exchangers\|Earth-to-air heat exchangers]].
−	*[[Dynamic%20thermal%20modelling%20of%20closed%20loop%20geothermal%20heat%20pump%20systems\|Dynamic thermal modelling of closed loop geothermal heat pump systems]].

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		+	* [[Geothermal_energy\|Geothermal energy]].
		+	* [[Ground_preconditioning_of_supply_air\|Ground preconditioning of supply air]].
		+	* [[Ground_source_heat_pumps\|Ground source heat pumps]].
		+	* [[Geothermal_pile_foundations\|Geothermal pile foundations]].
		+	* [[Thermal_labyrinths\|Thermal labyrinths]].
		+	* [[Earth-to-air_heat_exchangers\|Earth-to-air heat exchangers]].
		+	* [[Dynamic_thermal_modelling_of_closed_loop_geothermal_heat_pump_systems\|Dynamic thermal modelling of closed loop geothermal heat pump systems]].

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	We will announce the winners and commended articles in the second week of June.		We will announce the winners and commended articles in the second week of June.

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Designing Buildings at 07:54, 28 October 2013

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Designing Buildings at 14:57, 13 May 2013

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	We've had quite a few articles written about ground energy and its applications, so we thought we would bundle them all up for a special feature. Ground energy is a much under-used and misunderstood resource so here’s your chance to get the facts.		We've had quite a few articles written about ground energy and its applications, so we thought we would bundle them all up for a special feature. Ground energy is a much under-used and misunderstood resource so here’s your chance to get the facts.
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−	CIOB competition	+	== CIOB competition ==

−	Thanks so much to everyone who entered ~~The~~ Chartered Institute of Building article competition. We had an amazing variety of entries, everything from using spiders to get rid of woodworm, to conical roof slating, to plastic bridges.	+	Thanks so much to everyone who entered our Chartered Institute of Building article competition. We had an amazing variety of entries, everything from using spiders to get rid of woodworm, to conical roof slating, to plastic bridges.

−	We will spend the next few weeks reading through them all to produce a shortlist of 5 from which one overall winner will be selected.	+	We will spend the next few weeks reading through them all to produce a shortlist of 5 from which one overall winner will be selected.

	We will announce the winners and commended articles in the second week of June.		We will announce the winners and commended articles in the second week of June.

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		+	== Keep in touch ==

	If you’re not already, follow us on Twitter [https://twitter.com/designingb @DesigningB] to be kept up to date with the latest additions to the site and to share your feedback with us.		If you’re not already, follow us on Twitter [https://twitter.com/designingb @DesigningB] to be kept up to date with the latest additions to the site and to share your feedback with us.

Designing Buildings at 14:53, 13 May 2013

2013-05-13T14:53:44Z

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	We've had quite a few articles written about ground energy and its applications, so we thought we would bundle them all up for a special feature. Ground energy is a much under-used and misunderstood resource so here’s your chance to get the facts.		We've had quite a few articles written about ground energy and its applications, so we thought we would bundle them all up for a special feature. Ground energy is a much under-used and misunderstood resource so here’s your chance to get the facts.

−	“Below a depth of 7-10m, the temperature of the ground remains fairly constant at the mean ambient air temperature regardless of the time of year. Depending on location and depth, this temperature is typically between 7 and ~~13ºC~~ in the UK. This means that it can be used to as a heat source in the winter and as a source of coolth in the summer.”	+	“Below a depth of 7-10m, the temperature of the ground remains fairly constant at the mean ambient air temperature regardless of the time of year. Depending on location and depth, this temperature is typically between 7 and 13ºc in the UK. This means that it can be used to as a heat source in the winter and as a source of coolth in the summer.”
−	*[[~~Ground_energy_options~~\|Ground energy options]].	+	*[[Ground%20energy%20options\|Ground energy options]].
−	*[[~~Geothermal_energy~~\|Geothermal energy]].	+	*[[Geothermal%20energy\|Geothermal energy]].
−	*[[~~Ground_preconditioning_of_supply_air~~\|Ground preconditioning of supply air]].	+	*[[Ground%20preconditioning%20of%20supply%20air\|Ground preconditioning of supply air]].
−	*[[~~Ground_source_heat_pumps~~\|Ground source heat pumps]].	+	*[[Ground%20source%20heat%20pumps\|Ground source heat pumps]].
−	*[[~~Geothermal_pile_foundations~~\|Geothermal pile foundations]].	+	*[[Geothermal%20pile%20foundations\|Geothermal pile foundations]].
−	*[[~~Thermal_labyrinths~~\|Thermal labyrinths]].	+	*[[Thermal%20labyrinths\|Thermal labyrinths]].
−	*[[Earth-to-~~air_heat_exchangers~~\|Earth-to-air heat exchangers]].	+	*[[Earth-to-air%20heat%20exchangers\|Earth-to-air heat exchangers]].
−	*[[~~Dynamic_thermal_modelling_of_closed_loop_geothermal_heat_pump_systems~~\|Dynamic thermal modelling of closed loop geothermal heat pump systems]].	+	*[[Dynamic%20thermal%20modelling%20of%20closed%20loop%20geothermal%20heat%20pump%20systems\|Dynamic thermal modelling of closed loop geothermal heat pump systems]].

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	Thanks so much to everyone who entered The Chartered Institute of Building article competition. We had an amazing variety of entries, everything from using spiders to get rid of woodworm, to conical roof slating, to plastic bridges.		Thanks so much to everyone who entered The Chartered Institute of Building article competition. We had an amazing variety of entries, everything from using spiders to get rid of woodworm, to conical roof slating, to plastic bridges.

−	We will spend the next few weeks reading through them all to produce a shortlist of 5 from which one overall winner will be selected. We will announce the winners and commended articles in the second week of June.	+	We will spend the next few weeks reading through them all to produce a shortlist of 5 from which one overall winner will be selected.
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		+	We will announce the winners and commended articles in the second week of June.

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−	If you’re not already, follow us on Twitter [https://twitter.com/designingb @DesigningB] to be kept up to date with the latest additions to the site.	+	If you’re not already, follow us on Twitter [https://twitter.com/designingb @DesigningB] to be kept up to date with the latest additions to the site and to share your feedback with us.
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We've had quite a few articles written about ground energy and its applications, so we thought we would bundle them all up for a special feature. Ground energy is a much under-used and misunderstood resource so here’s your chance to get the facts.

“Below a depth of 7-10m, the temperature of the ground remains fairly constant at the mean ambient air temperature regardless of the time of year. Depending on location and depth, this temperature is typically between 7 and 13ºC in the UK. This means that it can be used to as a heat source in the winter and as a source of coolth in the summer.”
*[[Ground_energy_options|Ground energy options]].
*[[Geothermal_energy|Geothermal energy]].
*[[Ground_preconditioning_of_supply_air|Ground preconditioning of supply air]].
*[[Ground_source_heat_pumps|Ground source heat pumps]].
*[[Geothermal_pile_foundations|Geothermal pile foundations]].
*[[Thermal_labyrinths|Thermal labyrinths]].
*[[Earth-to-air_heat_exchangers|Earth-to-air heat exchangers]].
*[[Dynamic_thermal_modelling_of_closed_loop_geothermal_heat_pump_systems|Dynamic thermal modelling of closed loop geothermal heat pump systems]].

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CIOB competition

Thanks so much to everyone who entered The Chartered Institute of Building article competition. We had an amazing variety of entries, everything from using spiders to get rid of woodworm, to conical roof slating, to plastic bridges.

We will spend the next few weeks reading through them all to produce a shortlist of 5 from which one overall winner will be selected. We will announce the winners and commended articles in the second week of June.

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If you’re not already, follow us on Twitter [https://twitter.com/designingb @DesigningB] to be kept up to date with the latest additions to the site.

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