Mathematical Investigation of Soil Temperature Variation for Geothermal Applications

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This paper aims to predict the periodic variation of ground temperature with depth for time variant condition of ambient air temperature and solar radiation data for Jamshedpur, India. Fourier series and numerical techniques have been used to determine (hottest and coldest day) diurnal and annual temperature variation of the year 2015. The diurnal temperature variation is up to 0.2 m depth of soil whereas annual temperature variation is up to 3 m depth.

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volume 30  issue 10

pages  1609- 1614

publication date 2017-10-01

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