Independent report

皇冠体育app effects of cycling on heat pump performance

Report prepared for DECC by EA Technology.

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Department of Energy & Climate Change
Published
21 December 2012

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皇冠体育appse reports investigate the effect of cycling on heat pump performance. Both measured and modelled data are used and the effect of cycling on component lifetimes is investigated. 皇冠体育app reports conclude that rapid cycling can adversely affect heat pump performance and that heating systems should be designed such that the cycling period is always greater than around 6 minutes.

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Published 21 December 2012

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