Ground Source Heat Pump Borehole Installation
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@geraldrmcc Fusion weld joints should be in borehole pipework only, as access post-installation would be difficult. Compression joints can be used on pipework closer to surface, but ground conditions must be considered. For peace of mind fusion weld joints would provide this however compression fittings (as shown) are robust (eg used for underground water mains). Insulation should be used where pipes are less than 1m apart, or where they are within 5m of the building, to protect the footings.
WorcesterBoschGroup 1 year ago
Great Video and I have a few Questions: The biggest advantage of HDPE besides its long life expectancy, are its heat-fused joints which make the pipe a single homogenous pipeline. Joints in traditional piping materials are the biggest source of leakage. Do you think comprssion fittings are ok for places where the earth may settle or move a little bit? Are you using insullation over the pipes in the header area that are 6' underground or is it just above ground?
geraldrmcc 1 year ago