This article, the first of two, gives an overview on past and current activities to analyse and reduce refrigerant charge in heat pumps. It focusses on the increasing awareness on effects of charge variations and how charge reduction activities have started. In the second half of the article a short survey on commonly applied experimental techniques to investigate charge inventory and a review on some current activities for charge distribution are presented. Part 2 is planned for the next issue of the HPC Newsletter
According to the European Commission, heating, cooling and domestic hot water (DHW) production impli...
Heat pumps performance is negatively impacted by non-optimal refrigerant charge levels, often result...
Analysis of refrigerant influence on heat pump performance is given in this paper. Advantages of alt...
This second part of the article series about refrigerant charge reduction in heat pumps is intended ...
ABSTRACT This paper presents an experimental and theoretical investigation of the charge distributio...
This paper presents analysis of location of refrigerant inventory and numerical results of charge re...
The effects of the amount of refrigerant charge, different types of expansion devices and operating ...
Enormous quantities of heat are available in air, soil, water, exhaust air from buildings, and in wa...
A large number of commercially available domestic heat pumps are being produced without liquid recei...
A heat pump system requires proper refrigerant charge amount. Once refrigerant is charged into a hea...
Recent regulations in the matter of climate change and environmental protection are pushing to reduc...
Required refrigerant charge in heat pump systems with propane is analyzed. Two systems are compared:...
[Departement_IRSTEA]EA [TR1_IRSTEA]TEPSA / ENERFRIInternational audienceFor some years, European reg...
This paper presents analysis of location of refrigerant inventory and experimental results of charge...
The refrigerant charge is of great importance for the performance of heat pumps and chillers as it e...
According to the European Commission, heating, cooling and domestic hot water (DHW) production impli...
Heat pumps performance is negatively impacted by non-optimal refrigerant charge levels, often result...
Analysis of refrigerant influence on heat pump performance is given in this paper. Advantages of alt...
This second part of the article series about refrigerant charge reduction in heat pumps is intended ...
ABSTRACT This paper presents an experimental and theoretical investigation of the charge distributio...
This paper presents analysis of location of refrigerant inventory and numerical results of charge re...
The effects of the amount of refrigerant charge, different types of expansion devices and operating ...
Enormous quantities of heat are available in air, soil, water, exhaust air from buildings, and in wa...
A large number of commercially available domestic heat pumps are being produced without liquid recei...
A heat pump system requires proper refrigerant charge amount. Once refrigerant is charged into a hea...
Recent regulations in the matter of climate change and environmental protection are pushing to reduc...
Required refrigerant charge in heat pump systems with propane is analyzed. Two systems are compared:...
[Departement_IRSTEA]EA [TR1_IRSTEA]TEPSA / ENERFRIInternational audienceFor some years, European reg...
This paper presents analysis of location of refrigerant inventory and experimental results of charge...
The refrigerant charge is of great importance for the performance of heat pumps and chillers as it e...
According to the European Commission, heating, cooling and domestic hot water (DHW) production impli...
Heat pumps performance is negatively impacted by non-optimal refrigerant charge levels, often result...
Analysis of refrigerant influence on heat pump performance is given in this paper. Advantages of alt...