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Performance analysis of multistage high‐temperature heat pump cycle
AbstractHigh‐temperature heat pumps (HTHPs) that can supply heat at temperatures at and above 200°C have the potential to increase energy efficiency and decrease carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions in industrial processes. In this study, three reversed Rankine cycles using water vapor (R‐718) as the working medium, with different intercooling strategies ...
Kim, Seon Tae +4 more
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Low to very high temperature thermal energy recycling – 3 case studies [PDF]
In this paper we present three case studies of the installation of a stirling-cycle high temperature heat pump applied to recycling thermal energy including steam generation.
Høeg Arne, Tveit Tor-Martin
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Features of modeling a highly efficient multistage vapor compression heat pump unit
The increase in the cost of fuel and energy resource and the deterioration of the environment from the combustion of traditional fossil fuel, have led to a great interest in energy-saving technology by using secondary energy resources in the thermal ...
Yuri A. Antipov +6 more
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Analysis of a New Super High Temperature Hybrid Absorption-Compression Heat Pump Cycle
Utilization of high-temperature energy in industrial production processes is often exhausted by huge low-temperature waste heat without recovery. Thus, energy efficiency is quite limited.
Jian Sun +4 more
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In an energy intensive industrial site such as a steel plant, there are plenty of medium and low temperature waste heat which could be recovered for heating purposes with advanced and feasible technologies for example metal hydride (MH) heat pumps ...
Y.T. Ge, P.Y. Lang
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A Review of Super-High-Temperature Heat Pumps over 100 °C
The high-temperature heat pump, as a low-carbonization technology, has broad application prospects in replacing boiler heating, reducing carbon dioxide emissions, and improving the energy utilization efficiency.
Jian Sun +5 more
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Investigation of a High-Temperature Heat Pump for Heating Purposes
High-temperature heat pumps consist of a promising choice for substituting conventional boilers and producing hot water with temperature levels in the range of 70–80 °C. The use of high-temperature heat pumps makes it possible to exploit the existing radiators in existing buildings to achieve effective heating of the indoor space and keep thermal ...
Evangelos Bellos +6 more
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High temperature heat pump integration into district heating network [PDF]
Abstract This study illustrates the potential of high temperature heat pumps (HTHPs) integration into district heating network (DHN) through a twofold approach, using DHN as a heat sink and source. It is used as a heat sink of HTHP that uses waste heat from the supermarket’s refrigeration system as a heat source whereas it is used as a heat source to
Carlos Mateu-Royo +3 more
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Study on Temperature Field of Buried Heat Exchanger in a Residential District [PDF]
The long-term stable operation of soil source heat pump system depends on the recovery characteristics of soil temperature field. Using DEST-h model of Hefei a high-rise residential buildings and FLUENT software to simulate software of soil source heat ...
Kai WANG +3 more
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Heat pumps can play an important part in decarbonizing the residential sector due to their use of electricity instead of fossil fuels, and their high efficiency, which often exceeds 100%.
Kelsey Biscocho +4 more
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