Designing a Vapor Compression & Ground Source Heat Pump System

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The discussion focuses on designing a vapor compression cycle for cooling and heating, along with a ground source heat pump system for similar seasonal applications. Participants question the need for a completely new design, suggesting that existing cycles could be adapted instead. Clarification is sought on whether the project requires innovation or customization of established systems. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding heat pump technology and its applications. Overall, the thread emphasizes the need for specific project details to guide the design process effectively.
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please help me ,i have a project which i m not easy with can anyone help me in designing a a vapor compression cycle for cooling in the summer and if desired heating in the winter,
and a ground source heat pump for cooling in the summer and if desired heating in the winter.
 
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What do you mean by "designing"? Many such cycles have already been invented. Are you supposed to come up with something new from scratch? Is there a particular application/set of conditions you are supposed to tailor an existing cycle to?
 

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