Modern Thermal Design provides geothermal solutions as well as Hydro-Turbines.
Geo-Thermal and Hydro Turbines
Ground source heat pumps (GHPs), also known as geo-exchangers or GHP systems, are a type of technology that enables the transfer of heat energy between underground reservoirs and conditioned buildings. This system has three key subsystems that work in tandem to achieve the desired results. The first subsystem is a closed heat-collector loop that circulates fluid through an outdoor bore field to absorb or reject heat. The second subsystem consists of heat pump units that concentrate and transfer heat into or out of the ground reservoir. Finally, the third subsystem comprises forced-air ducts or water pipes that directly heat or cool indoor spaces.
GHPs are particularly beneficial as they leverage the relatively constant temperatures of underground reservoirs throughout the year to provide energy-efficient and eco-friendly heating and cooling. By utilizing this natural resource, GHPs significantly reduce energy consumption, leading to cost savings and reduced carbon emissions.
In summary, GHP systems are a highly efficient and effective way of heating and cooling buildings. With their three subsystems working in synergy, they provide a reliable and eco-friendly alternative to traditional heating and cooling systems, making them a valuable asset in both commercial and residential settings.
What our engineers look for:
- 1. Borefield sizing and design
- 2. Space constraints
- 3. Retrofitting requirements
- 4. Heat pump placement
- 5. Backup or hybrid options
- 6. Heat pump make and performance
- 7. Drilling costs
- 8. Upfront expense and payback period. ROI and Tax Incentives
Hydro-Turbines
We use Soar. We will do a complete package with stamped drawings, tax incentives, and ROI Analysis.
In-Line Hydro Turbine
In-Line Series (ILT)
6″-24″ Pipe Sizes
50-570 Feet Head
500-30,000 GPM Flow Rates
Soar’s in-line turbines are a series of compact and highly efficient hydropower generation units that are designed to be site-specific for maximum efficiency. These turbines are ideal for conduit power recovery and are available in standard pipe sizes ranging from 6 to 24 inches. The ILTs share a number of common parts that contribute to their competitive pricing and quick lead times.
It is noteworthy that the ILTs are manufactured and assembled in the USA, and are protected by US Patent No. 10,584,673. These turbines are meticulously designed and constructed to ensure reliability, durability, and optimal performance.
In conclusion, Soar’s in-line turbines are a reliable and efficient option for hydropower generation, boasting site-specific design, competitive pricing, and quick lead times. With their common parts and compact design, these turbines are a smart choice for those looking to maximize efficiency and minimize costs.
In-Line Hydro Turbine
In-Line Series (ILT)
6″-24″ Pipe Sizes
50-570 Feet Head
500-30,000 GPM Flow Rates
Soar’s in-line turbines are a series of compact, highly efficient hydropower generation units. These turbines are site-specific for maximum efficiency but share a number of common parts for competitive pricing and quick lead times. Designed specifically for conduit power recovery, the ILTs are available for standard pipe sizes ranging from 6 to 24 inches.
Manufactured and assembled in the USA
USA Patent No. 10,584,673