Analysis of an energy efficiency of complex modernization of building typical radiator heat supply system on the basis of autonomous application of "air-water"heat pump
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2018.143416Keywords:
heat pump, energy saving, heating system, heat pump energy conversion factorAbstract
The original technical solution and the actual testing of the experimental installation based on the technology of the vapor-compression "air-water" heat pump for the complex modernization of the typical radiator heat supply system of social /administrative building are described. The expediency of the heat pump using in the heating period under different connection schemes is analyzed and the corresponding heat pump energy conversion factors is calculatedReferences
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