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CANADIAN OR PROVENCAL WELL CHARACTERISTICS   / arquitecturaintegral   https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/arqui... CONTACT EMAIL: [email protected] SOIL TYPES AND THEIR THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY Each soil type will have a different thermal behavior depending on its characteristics. The different soil types will make the construction of a Canadian well for your house more or less feasible. Rocky soil will make the implementation of these systems more laborious and expensive. The water table (presence of water) will also affect the viability and implementation of these systems. But the most critical factor will be the type of geological material the soil contains, as this determines its thermal conductivity. We need soils with low thermal conductivity so that heat penetration or cooling is slow. The thermal conductivity of soils depends on their porosity and degree of saturation. For example, granular soils containing clay or silt have a higher degree of thermal conductivity than sandy soils. On the other hand, clean sandy soils have low conductivity when dry, but high conductivity when saturated. The presence of water has a strong influence on the thermal properties of the soil, including its thermal conductivity and heat capacity. It is important (before considering building a Canadian well) to commission a soil study to classify the soil according to its thermal conductivity.