Project Details
Description
To reduce CO2 emissions and take full advantage of cheap, green and renewable electricity, we will further develop SUNTHERM SmartHeat, an intelligent residential heating system, by developing a new heat battery based on thermochemical storage. SmartHeat is a new type of heating system targeted to replace oil furnaces. It integrates heat pump, heat battery and is controlled centrally by an intelligent cloud platform. The new type of heat battery we want to develop works with the absorption/desorption of ammonia from salts, giving heat storage density 40 times larger than water and 10 times larger than the best phase change materials (PCM). We want to develop a cost-effective heat battery optimized explicitly for decentralised heat storage in private homes which can be combined with heat pump outdoor unit. The objective is to design, build and test a prototype of a thermochemical heat battery.
Key findings
Optimal design for thermochemcial reactor and active material preparation.
Otpmial design and control of the full heat battery.
Otpmial design and control of the full heat battery.
Layman's description
To reduce CO2 emissions and take full advantage of cheap, green and renewable electricity, we will further develop SUNTHERM SmartHeat, an intelligent residential heating system, by developing a new heat battery based on thermochemical storage. SmartHeat is a new type of heating system targeted to replace oil furnaces. It integrates heat pump, heat battery and is controlled centrally by an intelligent cloud platform. The new type of heat battery we want to develop works with the absorption/desorption of ammonia from salts, giving heat storage density 40 times larger than water and 10 times larger than the best phase change materials (PCM). We want to develop a cost-effective heat battery
optimized explicitly for decentralised heat storage in private homes which can be combined with heat pump outdoor unit.
The objective is to design, build and test a prototype of a thermochemical heat battery.
optimized explicitly for decentralised heat storage in private homes which can be combined with heat pump outdoor unit.
The objective is to design, build and test a prototype of a thermochemical heat battery.
Short title | Thermochemical Heat storage |
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Acronym | CHEMSTORE |
Status | Finished |
Effective start/end date | 01/10/2020 → 31/03/2022 |
Collaborative partners
- Technical University of Denmark (lead)
- Suntherm
- MT Stålindustri A/S
Keywords
- Thermal Energy Storage
- Thermo chemical energy storage
- Heat storages
- Heat pumps
- Heating and cooling
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