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ASHRAE
Technical Committee 6.8 - Geothermal Heat Pump and Energy
Recovery Applications
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to the home page of ASHRAE Technical Committee 6.8 (or TC 6.8)
entitled Geothermal Heat Pump and Energy Recovery
Applications. TC 6.8 is concerned with all equipment and
systems which collect, store and utilize geothermal energy or
fluids for the purpose of heating and cooling, and with the
development and application of heat pump systems and heat
recovery by refrigeration cycles including system design,
operation, and performance (product design of unitary heat
pumps and equipment components is excluded). Overlap with
other TC's is recognized where specific systems are included
for utilization or distribution.
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specific TC 6.8 and related industry information, please
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Chairman:
Lisa Meline, P.E.
Meline
Engineering
P.O. Box 276665
Sacramento, CA 95827
(916) 366-3458 work
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