Project Details
Description
The active heat exchanger is an innovative design of district heating units, so that normal operating conditions for radiators for space heating can be maintained and at the same time a reduction of the return water temperature to the district heating network is achieved by 10 - 15 °C. This project will explore the thermodynamic feasibility and energy saving potential of this design and provide data for the development of the proposed technology.
The research includes the following three tasks:
Task 1: Thermodynamic calculation on the ejector heat pump
Task 2: Design and construct a small prototype unit of the active heat exchanger
Task 3: Experimental study of the feasibility of the design of the active heat exchanger
The research includes the following three tasks:
Task 1: Thermodynamic calculation on the ejector heat pump
Task 2: Design and construct a small prototype unit of the active heat exchanger
Task 3: Experimental study of the feasibility of the design of the active heat exchanger
| Status | Finished |
|---|---|
| Effective start/end date | 01/04/2016 → 30/09/2018 |
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