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Fig 1.

Different types of HGHEs.

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Table 1.

Simulation parameters.

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Fig 2.

Retention curve of soil (a shows the low suction sector; and b shows the high suction section) [21].

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Table 2.

Hydraulic characteristic parameter of the soil.

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Fig 3.

The energy-storage soil.

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Fig 4.

Meshing diagram.

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Fig 5.

Comparison between the simulated outlet water temperature and the outlet water temperature from literature for verification.

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Table 3.

Simulation and verification parameters.

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Fig 6.

The X-Y section.

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Fig 7.

Temperature field in the final cooling stage: (a) linear HGHEs; (b) spiral-coil HGHEs; (c) slinky-coil HGHEs.

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Fig 8.

Nodes in the working fluid output end of different HGHE types.

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Fig 9.

The changes in nodal temperature in the output end of HGHEs.

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Fig 10.

Comparison of heat transfer capacities of HGHEs.

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Fig 11.

Comparison of heat transfer per heat-affected area.

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Fig 12.

Outlet temperature of working fluid of HGHEs.

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Fig 13.

Outlet temperature of ground heat exchangers in the cooling stage.

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Fig 14.

Surplus temperature of energy-storage soils.

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