Performance of Air-Lift Pump

Performance Comparison of Hydronic Secondary Loop Heat Pump and Conventional Air-Source Heat Pump

In residential heat pump systems, the motivation for secondary loop systems is to allow for the use of flammable or toxic refrigerants with lower global warming potentials than the currently employed HFC refrigerants. The addition of radiant panels as integral building components (embedded in concrete at construction or attached to the underside of wood flooring) is becoming more common. Combin...

Thermal and Hydraulic Performance of Heat Exchangers for Low Temperature Lift Heat Pump Systems

Benchmark Performance Analysis of an Ecm-modulated Air-to-air Heat Pump with a Reciprocating Compressor

A benchmark analysis was conducted to predict the maximum steady-state pet$onnance potential of a nearterm moduikting residential-size heat pump. Continuousiy variable-speed, permane nt-magnet electronically commutated motors (ECMs) were assumed to modulate the compressor and the indoor and outdoor fans in conjunction with existing modulating reciprocating compressor technology A modulating hea...

Influence of Lift Offset on Rotorcraft Performance

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Performance Assessment of a Variable Capacity Air Source Heat Pump and a Horizontal Loop Coupled Ground Source Heat Pump System

This study evaluates the performance of air source heat pump (ASHP) and ground source heat pump (GSHP) systems individually and as part of their associated heating and cooling distribution systems in two semi-attached houses. Over the monitoring period, the performance of both heat pumps exceeded manufacturer and EnerGuide ratings, with Coefficients of Performance (COPs) above 5 in the cooling ...