GHT Geothermal Engineering Simulator

GHT Geothermal Simulator

Engineering & ROI Calculator

Advanced psychrometric sizing for GHT inline geothermal modules. Calculates latent dehumidification, pump GPM, and system ROI.

🌍 Energy Source

💧 Fluid Type

🌍 Climate Presets

💵 Region & Units

Max Airflow (CFM)

CFM

Winter Outside T.

°F

Summer Outside T.

°F

Summer Outside Relative Humidity (RH %)

Winter Supply Fluid T.

°F

Summer Supply Fluid T.

°F

Soil Type

Heating Season (Hours)

Cooling Season (Hours)

Manual GHT Base Price

Elec. Tariff

$ /kWh

Tariff Growth

%/y

Avoided AC Cost per 1 Ton

Project Information / PDF Export

Project Location / Reference

Prepared By (Supplier / Dealer)

Recommended GHT Module -

Base Price / Value -

System Engineering Specs

Required Pump Flow: -

Trench Length: -

Vertical Bore (Opt): -

Fluid Used: -

Winter Pre-Heating

Outside Air: - ➔ After GHT: -

Summer Cooling

Outside Air: - ➔ After GHT: -

🔥 Heating Savings

Peak Heating Power -

Based on season hours. Average modulation vs standard electric pre-heater.

❄️ Cooling & Dehumidification

Total Cooling Power -

Sensible (Dry) Cooling: -

Latent (Moisture) Cooling: -

💧 Condensate Removed -

Capital AC Savings -

Based on season hours vs traditional split-AC system.

Total Savings Yr 1*	Yr 3	Yr 5	Yr 10	System ROI
-	-	-	-	-

* Year 1 includes the avoided capital cost of purchasing a traditional AC unit. Subsequent years compound energy savings.

Seasonal Energy Consumption (kWh)

Legal Disclaimer & Engineering Standards

Disclaimer: This calculator provides an approximate and indicative engineering calculation. GHT Solutions assumes no liability for final project realization, system performance, or financial outcomes. The results generated are for preliminary estimation purposes only.

Standards Applied: Ground loop length calculations are dynamically based on VDI 4640 specific heat yield values. The HVAC thermodynamics and latent heat cooling coefficients are derived from ASHRAE Fundamentals using psychrometric equations. For exact system sizing, fluid dynamics, and installation design, a certified engineer must be consulted.