Feasibility study of the winter heating about solar - water source heat pump system in hot summer and cold winter zone

Xu, Benliang; Zhang, Yunfeng; An, Jianjun; Han, Kai; Jiang, Yi

doi:10.1109/estc.2012.6485595

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“…The combination of solar energy and heatpumps have been studied as well in other literature such as (e.g., [2,5,7,8,11,12,15,16]. In all of these cases the source of the heatpump was not air but ground or water.…”

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“…Due to the negative impacts on the environment of traditional heating systems based on not renewable resources such as gas and oil, often a heatpump is considered as an interesting alternative (e.g., [1,4,6,9,15]). Most often a heatpump is considered which takes thermal energy from the air (air to water heatpump), as this is most easy to install.…”

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On the Use of Agent-Based Simulation for Efficiency Analysis of Domestic Heating Using Photovoltaic Solar Energy Production Combined with a Heatpump

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2014

Springer Proceedings in Physics

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In this paper agent-based simulation is used to analyse the efficiency of domestic heating based on a heatpump together with photovoltaic (PV) solar energy production. A simulation model for the cost (in terms of required kWh per day) of a heating agent based on a heatpump over a year is used, in addition to a simulation model for the yields of a PV production agent estimating the produced solar energy (in kWh per day). In particular, for the heating agent it is analysed how its performance depends on the outdoor temperature, and for the PV-installation agent how the yields depend on irradiation. Based on empirical temperature and irradiation data over a year it is found out which fraction of the energy required per year for heating can be covered by the yields of the PV installation.

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On the Use of Agent-Based Simulation for Efficiency Analysis of Domestic Heating Using Photovoltaic Solar Energy Production Combined with a Heatpump

Treur¹

2014

Springer Proceedings in Physics

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“…Another extension of the presented approach is to allow for partial allocation, in which can the allocation is not exclusive, but also have the form of allocation both agents at the same time, but each for a certain fraction of the heating task. Finally, another interesting extension is to analyse the current approach when it is combined with electricity production by solar panels (e.g., [2,8,10,11,15]). …”

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“…For these reasons more and more often, alternative domestic heating systems are considered. An often considered alternative is the use of a heatpump (e.g., [1,7,9,12,15], which takes thermal energy from the environment (from air, water or soil) and uses this to heat the water of a central heating system in the house. However, there are some drawbacks.…”

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Dynamic Allocation of a Domestic Heating Task to Gas-Based and Heatpump-Based Heating Agents

Treur¹

2013

Multiagent System Technologies

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Abstract. In this paper a multi-agent model for a domestic heating task is introduced and analysed. The model includes two alternative heating agents (for gas-based heating and for heatpump-based heating), and a third allocation agent which determines the most economic allocation of the heating task to these heating agents over the days in a year. For allocation decisions it is analysed how the performance of a heatpump depends on the outdoor temperature. One method discussed is a what-if analysis method using agent-based simulation, another method is by mathematical analysis to derive more precise knowledge about the most optimal allocation choice. These methods can be used by the allocation agent to determine in a dynamic, adaptive manner per day a most economic allocation, depending on the (predicted) outdoor temperature.

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Feasibility study of the winter heating about solar - water source heat pump system in hot summer and cold winter zone

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On the Use of Agent-Based Simulation for Efficiency Analysis of Domestic Heating Using Photovoltaic Solar Energy Production Combined with a Heatpump

On the Use of Agent-Based Simulation for Efficiency Analysis of Domestic Heating Using Photovoltaic Solar Energy Production Combined with a Heatpump

Dynamic Allocation of a Domestic Heating Task to Gas-Based and Heatpump-Based Heating Agents

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