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Steady- and dynamic-state simulations of heat-pumps. Part II: Modelling of a motor driven water-to-water heat-pump

P. Welsby, M. Pezzani, S. Devotta, P. J. Diggory and J. J. Guy

Applied Energy, 1988, vol. 31, issue 4, 239-262

Abstract: A mathematical model to simulate the steady- and dynamic-state behaviour of an existing water-to-water electric-motor driven heat-pump has been evolved. The condenser area on the working fluid side has been divided into two sections: namely, condensing section and sub-cooling section, while the evaporator area has been divided into an evaporating section and a superheating section. The compression has been assumed to be polytropic and the expansion isenthalpic.

Date: 1988
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