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Development of a high-temperature heat pump grain dryer: Volume II. Appendices. Final report, September 6, 1979-September 30, 1981
View More@article{osti_5268378, title = {Development of a high-temperature heat pump grain dryer: Volume I. Main body. Final report, September 6, 1979-September 30, 1981}, author = {Hogan, M R and Ayers, D L and Foster, G H and Doering, O C and Hawks, K H}, abstractNote = {The objective of this work was to develop and test an electrically-driven, high-temperature heat
View MoreThe objective of this work was to develop and test an electrically-driven, high-temperature heat pump grain dryer of a marketable capacity. An economic evaluation of heat pump grain drying was also conducted. The philosophy and constraints which guided the system design are given. A 60-kW maximum electrical demand is the most significant of these and required that the
View MoreThe Development of a High-Temperature Heat Pump Grain Dryer by D. L. Ayers, 1982, U.S. Dept. of Energy edition, in English
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View More01/01/1990 If high temperature heat pumps operate under the same temperature differences in the heat exchanges as normal heat pumps, the temperature of the heat source will lie in the range 50 – 100°C. Heat in the temperature range between 100°C and 200°C is required in such industrial applications as drying, roasting, boiling, distillation, and in many other similar
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View MoreDevelopment and Simulation of a High-Temperature Heat Pump based on the Reverse Brayton Cycle Göksel Özuylasi, Anh Phong Tran, Enrico Jende, Jens Gollasch, Leander Schleuss Institute of Low-Carbon Industrial Processes Cottbus / Zittau 15.09.2020 . Overview • Short introductionoftheinstitute • The High-TemperatureHeat Pump (HTHP) „Pilot CoBra“ •
View More01/01/1990 If high temperature heat pumps operate under the same temperature differences in the heat exchanges as normal heat pumps, the temperature of the heat source will lie in the range 50 – 100°C. Heat in the temperature range between 100°C and 200°C is required in such industrial applications as drying, roasting, boiling, distillation, and in many other similar
View MoreDevelopment of high temperature Heat Pumps using a low GWP refrigerant MAYEKAWA Mfg. Co., Ltd. 2019.10.30 Hideki Fuchikami. Contents 2 • Company profile MAYEKAWA’s Proposal with “Natural Five” Products from -271 °C to + 180°C • Heat Pump system with CO 2 • Mayekawa’schallenges in Heat Pump field with low GWP refrigerant Circulation heating Heat
View More12/08/2015 In this paper, a high-temperature heat pump (HTHP) is developed and manufactured to replace the traditional oil-fired boiler heater for crude oil heating. It extracts thermal energy from waste hot water separated from the crude oil to provide high-temperature hot water to heat the crude oil. A prototype of the HTHP system is installed in the Jinzhou oil
View MoreDevelopment of ultra-high temperature hybrid heat pump for process application. Project start March 1st 2012. Ended ultimo 2016. Purpose of project The hybrid heat pump utilizes the natural refrigerants ammonia and water as working fluids.Partners in the consortium are the only supplier of this type of systems having max temperatures of 110°C due limitation of standard
View More28/04/2021 “All these factors combined in a single machine offer a very promising platform for the development of a high-temperature heat pump with pure water as its work medium, and not least because many industrial processes already use steam as an energy carrier in the first place”, explains Bantle. No heat wasted . The researchers are anticipating that the new heat
View MoreHigh-temperature heat pumps are expected to have the most promising performance in terms of levelized cost of heat in a variety of applications. Extending the range of application to supply temperatures of up to 200 °C would allow high-temperature heat pumps to cover 37 % of the entire process heat demand of the European industry. Objective. The overall objective of the
View MoreLiquefied petroleum gas in high-temperature dryers is the predominant method in use today. Escalating costs, unreliable supplies, and the current emphasis on energy conservation have provided the impetus for examining alternative drying methods. One potential alternative is low-temperature heat pump grain drying. The objective of this work is to synthesize a
View MoreThe development of a prototype low-temperature heat pump grain dryer is documented. Previous developmental work, embodied in a heat pump design code and a first generation heat pump dryer, is reviewed in the context of this research. The developed heat pump design philosophy is reported, and each pertinent step in the design process detailed, particularly the
View More01/02/2019 High temperature heat pump system for steam generation A high temperature heat pump system for steam generation consists of a heat pump cycle and a flash evaporation process. The heat pump cycle is composed of a screw compressor with supplementary inlet, an evaporator, a condenser, an economizer, a throttle valve, an electric expansion valve et al, as
View MoreA high temperature heat pump (HTHP) applies the same technology but at a high temperature. What constitutes ‘high temperature’ is defined loosely across literature and is considered as heat delivery above 100 oC by a heat pump in this paper. The development of heat pumps that can deliver higher temperatures has progressed over the years. Market analysis done by Nellissen
View MoreDevelopment and Simulation of a High-Temperature Heat Pump based on the Reverse Brayton Cycle Göksel Özuylasi, Anh Phong Tran, Enrico Jende, Jens Gollasch, Leander Schleuss Institute of Low-Carbon Industrial Processes Cottbus / Zittau 15.09.2020 . Overview • Short introductionoftheinstitute • The High-TemperatureHeat Pump (HTHP) „Pilot CoBra“ •
View More12/08/2015 In this paper, a high-temperature heat pump (HTHP) is developed and manufactured to replace the traditional oil-fired boiler heater for crude oil heating. It extracts thermal energy from waste hot water separated from the crude oil to provide high-temperature hot water to heat the crude oil. A prototype of the HTHP system is installed in the Jinzhou oil
View MoreDevelopment of high temperature Heat Pumps using a low GWP refrigerant MAYEKAWA Mfg. Co., Ltd. 2019.10.30 Hideki Fuchikami. Contents 2 • Company profile MAYEKAWA’s Proposal with “Natural Five” Products from -271 °C to + 180°C • Heat Pump system with CO 2 • Mayekawa’schallenges in Heat Pump field with low GWP refrigerant Circulation heating Heat
View MoreIn typical commercial dishwasher application, high temperature water (>82.2°C) is needed for rinse process and electrical booster heater is used to provide such hot water. In the same time, exhausted high humidity hot vapor must be vented out with specially installed hood. This paper presents the development of a high temperature water heat pump to reclaim the heat in the
View More01/01/1990 If high temperature heat pumps operate under the same temperature differences in the heat exchanges as normal heat pumps, the temperature of the heat source will lie in the range 50 – 100°C. Heat in the temperature range between 100°C and 200°C is required in such industrial applications as drying, roasting, boiling, distillation, and in many other similar
View More28/04/2021 “All these factors combined in a single machine offer a very promising platform for the development of a high-temperature heat pump with pure water as its work medium, and not least because many industrial processes already use steam as an energy carrier in the first place”, explains Bantle. No heat wasted . The researchers are anticipating that the new heat
View MoreHeat delivered from the heat pump % of total potential 20 100 11.2 23 180 13.6 1 40 100 5.6 14 180 6.8 2 70 100 3.2 35 180 3.9 25 Table 1: Estimated potential and COP for high temperature heat pumps versus temperature lift and target temperature in Danish industry. The objective of the project is to develop a cost effective heat pump in the ...
View MoreThe appendices include: heat pump design code sample input and output listing; performance and mechanical characteristics of the centrifugal fan selected for the heat pump grain dryer; characteristics of the line of refrigerant compressors made available to the heat pump design code for selection; variable input data employed in the development of the low-temperature
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