NON-REVERSING, 100% OUTSIDE AIR HEAT PUMP FOR HEATING AND COOLING

Traditionally, a heat pump has relied on a reversing valve system design to achieve the bi-directional requirements of heating and cooling. Unfortunately, the limits of performance using a reversing valve have made applying it to a dedicated outside air system (DOAS) not possible or requires significant preheating which makes the unit non-efficient. A new innovative concept will be explained that will change how all Geo/WSHP projects are designed. It will give consultants the opportunity to expand heat pump uses into projects that were not possible before. The new heat pump design will allow the heating, cooling, and dehumidification of outside air without the use of any auxiliary heat source with EER values above 14 and COP exceeding 6.0. The unit’s flexibility and how it integrates into a variety of loop systems will be explained as well as its total system operation.

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Publication type Conf Proceedings Paper

Publication date 30 May 2005

Authors Danny Hall

Keywords water source heat pumps (WSHP), non-reverse cycle WSHP, dedicated outside air systems (DOAS), Hot Gas Reheat (HGRH), heating/cooling/dehumidification, Energy Recovery Systems, Four–Element WSHP

Order nr HPP-CONF8

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