A New Operating Mode of Air-Conditioning Systems with Thermal Storage

Hu Lin; Xin Hong Li; Peng Sheng Cheng; Bu Gong Xu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.291-294.1799

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A New Operating Mode of Air-Conditioning Systems with Thermal Storage

Abstract:

Load imbalance of power grid leads to more peak-load power station built with huge capital cost and some environment effects. As a peak shifting technology, thermal storage technology has attracted more attentions. A new operating mode of chilled storage process integrated with air-conditioning system is proposed, and its performance is analyzed. The results show that the new operating mode can get more than 5% of power saving than the traditional mode, and achieve more than 40% power cost saving based on air-conditioning without chilled storage, both of which result from the good integration of chilled storage process with air-conditioning system. The new operating mode gives the new direction of thermal storage technology application.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 291-294)

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Hu Lin, Xin Hong Li, Peng Sheng Cheng, Bu Gong Xu

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Air-Conditioning, Operating Mode, System Integration, Thermal Storage

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