HEATING, DISCTRIC-HEATING
➔ Marian Rubik: Heat pump technology in the energy transition of district heating – challenges, risks and expectations. Part IV
DOI: 10.15199/9.2023.4.1
Keywords: CAPEX, geothermal heat plant, district heating
system, heat plant of the future, clean heat, efficient
district heating system, LCOH, OPEX, flammability and explosiveness
factor, heat pump, global warming potential,
P2G, energy transformation, V2G
Abstract
The topic of the article is the role heat pumps already play
and will play in the near future, in the transformation of the
Energy heating and district heating. It is clear that
Without greater use of heat pumps, it will be impossible
Decarbonization of construction, electrification of heating/cooling
and achieving energy efficient status
District heating system, especially in the case of systems
of low and medium power. However, the use of heat pumps creates
many denominations and threats not only technical and economic,
but also safety and reliability of operation
related, among other things, to pump operating factors
Heat and the extraction of low-temperature heat from the lower
sources. In addition, the parameters of the useful heat produced
in heat pumps force significant changes in transmission networks
and consumer installations (central heating and hot water).
➔ S zymon Kasowski, Beata Anwajler: Effect of piping modification and shell-and-tube heat exchanger design on heat transfer intensification parameters – model and numerical simulation in ANSSYS
DOI: 10.15199/9.2023.6.2
Keywords: shell and tube heat exchanger, flow turbulization, tube overpressure, flow simulation
Abstract
The article presents a shell-and-tube heat exchanger
low power with flow and thermal analysis performed
for two variants including straight pipes and embossed pipes
which is a modification that intensifies the exchange process
Heat. Both exchangers are designed as four-way exchangers
In order to minimize their dimensions. The purpose of the designed
of the heat exchanger is to heat domestic water
by means of heat extracted from hot water transferred
siecią ciepłowniczą. The article presents the author’s layout
partitions characterized by a constant number of pipes and a constant surface area
factor flow in each of the four flow paths
water. A computational process supported by
numerical simulation in ANSYS software, which modeled the
Fluid flow through the designed heat exchangers.
The study provides results comparing and evaluating the impact of the
modifications to the heat transfer process. As a result of the use of
in the shell-and-tube heat exchanger of pressed tubes increased
Heat exchange intensity by 34.6% relative to the exchanger
With straight pipes with a diameter of 16 mm. Significant improvement
The intensity of heat exchange has significantly affected the process
Miniaturization of the exchanger.
➔ Grzegorz Waryan, Marcin Czerwinski: Trigeneration gas generator with heat recovery from an internal combustion engine
DOI: 10.15199/9.2023.6.3
Keywords: trigeneration, heat pump, gas chiller
Abstract
The article addresses issues related to raising the
efficiency of trigeneration gas units “producing”
heat, cooling and electricity in a combined manner.
A new concept was also presented with regard to construction,
As well as an innovative approach to the way the aggregate is controlled.
In the construction of the device, special emphasis was placed on
Heat recovery, both coming directly from the radiator
of the internal combustion engine as well as from the exhaust gases, by cooling them down
And the condensation of the water vapor contained in them. Warmth
was also obtained from the engine body, the compressor that drives the
refrigeration system and power generator housings.
The manner of control includes both primary objectives and
also power supply and correct operation of equipment and installations entering
in the composition of the trigenerator and their optimal use
to increase efficiency, durability and functionality
The device as a whole.
➔ Jarosław Kaczor, Marta Zasada-Wiśniewska: Economic analysis of the application of a photovoltaic installation cooperating with an air heat pump for the needs of a single-family building in the face of the current law in Poland. Part 1
DOI: 10.15199/9.2023.6.4
Keywords: renewable heat source, heating, cells
photovoltaic, heat pump
Abstract
The article presents an economic analysis of the use of
A photovoltaic installation with a designed capacity of 7.2 kWp. Analysis,
in this and the following articles, will be carried out
In light of the changing law in Poland on renewable
energy sources. The first article presents an analysis of
Settlement of the energy produced on the basis of the so-called. old
system, based on discounts of 1:0.8. At work
An attempt was made to analyze the profitability of the above installation in the selected
variant and the payback time was calculated. In the following
Articles will present an analysis of the cost-effectiveness of
application of photovoltaic installation using
A new billing system for the sale of surplus energy
Into the network. In addition, the designed PV installation will be
expanded with battery energy storage facilities, the company said.
In the amended RES Act.
Photovoltaic installations have been designed to meet the needs of the
A single-family house, the heat source of which will be a pump
Heat.
VENTILATION, AIR-CONDITIONING
➔ Agata Wrzochal, Wiktoria Romaniec, Ewa Zender-Świercz: Performance analysis of decentralized facade ventilation equipment
DOI: 10.15199/9.2023.6.5
Keywords: facade ventilation, alternate supply/
exhaust, airflows
Synopsis:
Introduction. Trends moving toward energy efficiency in buildings
are often associated with inadequate air exchange in buildings
and deterioration of indoor air quality. One
Of the solutions to improve the situation are installations with alternating
supply and exhaust. The research presented in the article
A decentralized facade ventilation unit was subjected to.
Its task is to improve the indoor microclimate.
Objective. The purpose of the study is to analyze the size of the airflow
depending on the heat recovery exchanger used.
Methods. A decentralized facade device was analyzed
realizing alternate supply and exhaust by opening the
and closing of the dampers, which direct the airflow to the
wire networks. The device is equipped with a fan and
Heat recovery exchanger section. Three configurations were studied
equipment (without heat recovery exchanger, exchanger
filled with gravel, exchanger filled with gypsum).
Three cycle setting options were analyzed: 2, 6 and 10 minutes.
The supply/exhaust airflow was measured at the
using a balometer.
Conclusions and reference to practical applications. Test results
show that the air flow supplied/exhausted by the
device of decentralized facade ventilation is sufficient
For ventilating living quarters. Least
airflows were observed in the variant with the exchanger
For heat recovery filled with gravel. Stream
of exhaust air in each case analyzed
was smaller than the supply air flow rate. Device
analyzed effectively exchanges air, but the requirements
The laws in force in Poland do not allow the use of
this type of solution as a way to ventilate
premises. Hence, changes in regulations are necessary
As well as subsequent studies regarding the effectiveness of the use of
Heat recovery and thermal comfort capabilities.