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Item Diseño de un sistema para calentamiento de agua aplicando energía geotérmica de baja entalpía para la hostería Agoyán ubicada en el cantón Baños de Agua Santa, provincia de Tungurahua(Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Ingeniería Civil y Mecánica, Carrera de Ingeniería Mecánica, 2022-01) Quispe Gaglay, Edison Omar; Cabrera Anda, Santiago PaúlThis project focuses on the use of non-renewable resources such as geothermal energy, clean and sustainable energy. Provide an alternative energy that can be implemented in air conditioning systems, reducing consumption of electrical energy, natural gas, butane or some other type of fuel. In the design of the geothermal energy system, at first, it was made the theoretical foundation knowing the subsystems with their characteristics of a geothermal catchment which are: geothermal exchange circuit, heat pump and exchange circuit in the building. For the methodology, a study was presented to determine the geothermal potential knowing the thermal properties of the land in order to determine the maximum and minimum temperatures which the earth has at a depth of two meters and ten centimeters. A horizontal geothermal collector was selected knowing its advantages and disadvantages with its proper settings to be installed. The ASHRAE method was used to determine the required energy to heat a 54.24 cubic meter pool for recreational use. A 23-kilowatt geothermal heat pump was selected to meet the calculated energy and a geothermal probe was obtained with a high-density polyethylene pipe 32 millimeters in diameter and an optimal length of 681 meters. To conclude, an economic evaluation of the cost-benefit of the project was carried out to determine its profitability, knowing its total investment and the useful life of the project.Item Análisis de la geometría y del rendimiento de una turbina de flujo radial para el estudio de fluidos de trabajo en un ciclo orgánico Rankine usando distintos recursos renovables de baja entalpía (Solar-Biomasa-Geotérmica)(Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Ingeniería Civil y Mecánica, Carrera de Ingeniería Mecánica, 2018) Almache Jiménez, Alex Andrés; Moya Pinta, Diego ArmandoThe present experimental project is focused on studying the renewable resources available in the province of Tungurahua (solar-biomass-geothermal). The project is based on determining the characteristics of each renewable resource for using within a Rankine Organic Cycle. In order to take advantage of its energy potential for micro generation, by using a radial flow turbine. And the use of computer tools, such as the ANSYS Software Academic and the EES Software Academic, with the purpose of simplifying the analysis and obtaining reliable results. First, the Rankine Organic Cycle analysis was performed using different configurations in the cycle. For instance, the use of a single renewable resource, such as heat source inside of evaporator. In addition to this, it was carried out the hybridization of renewable resources, by using one and two heat sources to preheat the working fluid before arriving to the evaporator in order to increase the thermal performance of the cycle and its power. The thermal power for being used as a heat source was determined by taking advantage of the daily global irradiation on the surface of the Tungurahua province for the solar resource. In the case of the biomass resource, the quantity of biomass resource transformed to biogas was determined, through the treatment of sludge available in the wastewater treatment plant of Ambato city, located in the Las Viñas place. Finally, for the geothermal resource the use of geothermal water available in the thermal sources of the "Virgin" in Baños de Agua Santa city was determined. In the thermodynamic study of the cycle, three different working fluids, determined by the temperature of the renewable resource were used. Likewise, the mass flow of these was calculated for each configuration of the cycle in order to obtain data such as pressures, enthalpies and temperatures at each point of the cycle. It is worth mentioning that the EES software Academic was used for this analysis, since it has a large base of thermo-physical properties of different working fluids. Moreover, different geometries of radial turbines were analyzed. These geometries were sized and designed using tools available in the ANSYS software Academic. Also, this software allowed us to perform the analysis of different working fluids in each geometry by simulating them. Obtaining results such as the power of the turbine; pressures, temperatures and kinetic energy of turbulence in the blade of the turbine.