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Heat pumps for the retrofit and renovation market - HPT Magazine Vol. 39 No 2/2020

The fight against the Corona virus and its effects continues globally. We should now expect restrictions to continue throughout the entire 2020, with variations between nations and over time. As an effect, the 13th IEA Heat Pump Conference in Jeju, South Korea, is once more postponed and will be held in April 2021. The fight against global warming and energy-related pollution also continues. The HPT contribution to this fight is, of course, to support wider market deployment of heat pumps.In this issue of the HPT Magazine, the focus lies on “Heat pumps for the retrofit and renovation market”. This is a market of great potential, considering the amount of already existing buildings world-wide with need for an improved heating or cooling system.

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To implement a heat pump cycle the following items are required: a high temperature heat exchanger, a low temperature heat exchanger and a heat transfer medium that transports heat from the low temperature source to the high temperature sink.