A suitable, unobjectionable means

A suitable, unobjectionable means of disposal of the ground water source heat pump discharge water shall be utilized. This may include a natural stream bed, dry well, body of water, or a recharge system. The discharge cannot enter a septic tank, drainage field, sewer system, or flow onto the property of others. − The ground water source heat pump refrigeration system heating capacity, exclusive of resistance heaters, may be sized to meet not more than 100 percent of the heating requirements of the structure at the heating indoor design conditions stated in Equipment Requirements subsection, item 2, utilizing the manufacturer's published capacities for an entering water temperature (EWT) within 10 percent of the ground water temperature of the local area. The ground water source heat pump shall also be sized to provide a minimum of 100 percent of the sensible and latent load requirements at the cooling indoor design conditions stated in Equipment Requirements section, item 2; however, the total cooling capacity shall not be more than two times the total cooling load. The gallon per minute flow rate shall be within the range as specified by the manufacturer. A suitable means shall be provided by the contractor to determine the flow rate of the installed heat pump (i.e., flow meter or pressure/temperature test ports at the heat pump). 2. Earth Coupled Heat Pumps (ECHP) − The earth coupled heat pump refrigeration system heating capacity, exclusive of resistance heaters, may be sized to meet not more than 100 percent of the heating requirements of the structure at the heating indoor design conditions stated in Equipment Requirements section, item 2, utilizing the manufacturer's published capacities for an entering water temperature of 40°F (heating). − The earth coupled heat pump shall also be sized to provide at least 100 percent of the sensible and latent load requirements at the cooling indoor design conditions stated in Equipment