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3411 -- Performance Monitoring of an Adsorption Heat Pump: Model Development and Simulation Studies

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3411 -- Performance Monitoring of an Adsorption Heat Pump: Model Development and Simulation Studies

Conference Proceeding by ASHRAE, 1990

Meunier, F., Zanife, T.

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Performance monitoring of an adsorption heat pump has been studied in a case of hot water delivery to a slaughterhouse when heat demand is a very irregular function of time. As the heat delivered by an adsorption heat pump is discontinuous, a heat storage tank has been used. The influence of the heat transfer fluid mass flow rate in the heat pump is very important because - a low mass flow rate yields a high temperature lift but a low efficiency, - a high mass flow rate produces instabilities on the condenser and yields a low efficiency, and - an intermediate mass flow rate yields a reasonable efficiency and a correct temperature lift. Nevertheless, after a very large peak demand, the temperature requirement is not satisfied and a 7% dissatisfaction of the needs is obtained. To get 100% satisfaction of the needs, it would probably be necessary to overdesign the heat pump and the boiler.

KEYWORDS: performance, monitoring, adsorption, heat pumps, calculating, hot water supply, abattoirs, heat load, heat flow, fluid flow, efficiency, temperature, absorption heat pumps.

Citation: ASHRAE Transactions, vol. 96, pt. 2, St. Louis 1990

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Published: 1990 Number of Pages: 6File Size: 1 file , 730 KB Product Code(s): D-18657