Air-to-Water Heat Pump Monitoring in the Cold Climate Region

Teer Andrus Koiv; Mariin Ling; Kaspar Tennokese

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.590.599

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Air-to-Water Heat Pump Monitoring in the Cold Climate Region

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This article gives an overview of the study on using the air-to-water heat pump (A&WHP) for heating buildings in cold climate regions. The study was conducted in a relatively cold region (59°N), where the ambient temperature during the winter usually falls below-20°C. Despite the fact the COP of the air-to-water heat pump in the winter period was 2.5 on average and during the heating season of 2013/2014 the additional energy requirement was less than 3%.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 590)

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June 2014

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Teer Andrus Koiv*, Mariin Ling, Kaspar Tennokese

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Air-to-Water Heat Pump, COP, Electric Load, Thermal Load

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