Not sure who is getting confused here ?!
As you suggest - it looks like you just require a reverse cycle water to water heat pump. On the “source” side you use the entering water temperature from the aquifer, at an adequate flow rate to give you a rise/drop of a few degrees. The “load” (ie the building) side of the heat pump will then deliver the resulting warmed or chilled water. Gets confusing talking about “evaporator" and “condenser" on reverse cycle heat pumps.
On 27 Jan 2014, at 11:15, <seanking.1970@xxxxxxxxxxx> <seanking.1970@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Robin,
Just realized my previous reply might not be proper. Water source heat pump is a water-to-air heat pump, which is not our required type as we need to supply hot water or chilled water. The heat pump system we must use is water-to-water heat pump, condenser side therefore cannot be 'open', should be either a ground loop heat exchanger or a cooling tower or others I think.
Sean
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