Modeling of a residential house coupled with a dual source heat pump using TRNSYS software

Performance of the coupling of the flat plate collector and a heat pump system associated with a vertical heat exchanger for heating of the two types of greenhouses system

“…The results give a satisfactory COP for the heat pump for 48 h of operation in January. As can be seen, the COP is influenced by the variation of the inlet and outlet temperature of water heat source [41], hence, the COP increases with increasing the inlet temperature of water heat source and the incidence solar radiation. In Fig.…”

Optimal design of integrated CHP systems for housing complexes

“…A cogeneration system is designed with the purpose of satisfying the predicted demands of electricity and sanitary hot water (SHW) of a given consumer [10]. This way, recently there have been reported several approaches for optimizing the use of electric [7,47,12,32,43] and thermal energies [22,9,34] as well as cogeneration systems in housing complexes [35,44,45,46,17,27].…”

Hourly dynamic simulation of solar ejector cooling system using TRNSYS for Jordanian climate

“…Five cooling technologies were included in the study: natural ventilation, mechanical night ventilation, fan-coils, suspended ceiling panels, and concrete core conditioning. Chargui and Sammouda [28] used TRNSYS to study the effect of the incidence solar radiation in all directions during the winter season in a residential house coupled to a heat pump system. Chargui et al [29] investigated the coupling of heat pump and cooling tower using TRNSYS.…”