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Heat pumps are often looked at from a systemic perspective. That is reasonable, considering the vast demand for smart systems for housing, industries or entire cities. However, in order for a system to be truly energy efficient, its components also need to be efficient. In a heat pump, one of the key components is the heat exchanger.
This issue of HPT Magazine focuses on heat exchangers and how their efficiency is affected by design and choice of material. One of the challenges with heat pumps is the refrigerant: the alternatives either are deplete the ozone layer, have a high global warming potential, are flammable or are toxic.
Below is a list of articles included in the Magazine. The articles in bold can also be found further down, in versions shortened by the HPC.
- Heat Pump Conference in Jeju 2020
- Column: Decarbonising heat with heat pumps: a role for hybrid heat pumps? By Roger Hitchin
- Annexes in HPT TCP:
46, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54 - Market report for Sweden,
by Per Jonasson - Low Charge Evaporators for Industrial Heat Pumps, by Zahid Ayub
- Experimental Analysis of Falling Film Evaporator Applied in Centrifugal Chillers, by Hua Liu
Read the full HPT Magazine here.
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