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The residential heat pumps’ impact on national CO2 emission
E3S Web of Conferences, 2018 The decarbonisation potential of residential heat pump technology strongly depends on the public electricity and heat production system. The study presents the national scenarios of replacing the individual heat sources with electrically driven heat ...
Niemierka Elżbieta
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Chemical Engineering Transactions, 2019 Heat pumps can enhance the utilization of low-grade thermal energy. Setting heat pumps correctly in a heat exchanger network can reduce the consumption of cold and hot utilities, achieving energy saving and pollution reduction.
Ting Li, Minbo Yang, Xiao Feng
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Modelling Load Profiles of Heat Pumps
Energies, 2019 Approximately one quarter of energy-related emissions in Germany are caused by the domestic sector. At 81%, the largest share of these emissions is due to heat supply. Many measures are available to reduce these emissions. One of these measures, which is
Jochen Conrad, Simon Greif
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Applied SciencesThis paper proposes, for the first time, the research concept of comparing energy and economy between transcritical cycle high-temperature heat pumps and subcritical cycle high-temperature heat pumps with new refrigerants. Experiments and simulations are
Dahan Sun, Jiang Qin, Zhongyan Liu
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Increasing Economic Benefits by Load-Shifting of Electrical Heat Pumps
Chemical Engineering Transactions, 2014 Electrical heating is still widely used in the process industry. While the use of immersion heaters for the production of hot water or steam is declining, the adoption rate of electrical heat pumps is increasing rapidly. Heat pumps show great flexibility
J.I. Laveyne +3 more
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Heat Pumping in Nanomechanical Systems
Physical Review Letters, 2011 4 pages, 1 figure, published ...
Chamon, Claudio +3 more
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, 2023 Funding Information: Decentralized electrification means utilizing small- and medium scale electricity-driven heat production technologies in secondary side of district heating network, i.e. in buildings. These can be e.g.
Pesola, Aki, Aki Pesola
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Gender and the heat pump transition
Buildings & Cities, 2023 Decarbonisation in moderate and cold climates is reliant on the replacement of existing heating technologies with electric heat pumps. Heat pumps work differently from incumbent technologies, including in how they are controlled, their distribution of ...
Jenny Crawley, Faye Wade, Mandy de Wilde
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Heat Exchanger Network Design Considering the Heat Pump Performance
Chemical Engineering Transactions, 2014 Setting heat pumps correctly in a heat exchanger network can reduce the consumption of cold and hot utilities simultaneously and further enhance the energy utilization efficiency.
M. Yang, X. Feng, G. Liu
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Assessment of Replacing Gas Boilers with Heat Pumps for Hot Water Preparation in Car Washes [PDF]
E3S Web of ConferencesThe study provides a complex analysis for replacement of the natural gas boilers with air to water heat pumps, as the heat source for the hot water to be used in the car washing machines.
Talaba Ovidiu +3 more
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