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Heat Pumps & DSR Professor Neil J Hewitt University of Ulster Heat Pumps Retrofit - Domestic Heat Pumps Understanding what households use? 25000 20000 63 corrected space heating 64 corrected space heating Thermal energy used (W)


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Heat Pumps & DSR

Professor Neil J Hewitt University of Ulster

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Heat Pumps – Retrofit

  • Domestic Heat Pumps

Understanding what households use?

5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 00:02:00 01:42:00 03:22:00 05:02:00 06:42:00 08:22:00 10:02:00 11:42:00 13:22:00 15:02:00 16:42:00 18:22:00 20:02:00 21:42:00 23:22:00 Thermal energy used (W) Time of day 63 corrected space heating 64 corrected space heating

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Heat Pumps – Retrofit

  • Domestic Heat Pumps

Understanding what households use?

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Heat Pumps – Retrofit

  • Domestic Small Heat Pumps

What are the electricity network limitations? Further Analysis of Data from the Household Electricity Usage Study: Correlation of Consumption with Low Carbon Technologies – Element Energy, 2014

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Heat Pumps – Retrofit

  • Domestic Small Heat Pumps

What are the electricity network limitations?

IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON POWER SYSTEMS, VOL. 27, NO. 1, FEBRUARY 2012 Optimal Charging of Electric Vehicles in Low- Voltage Distribution Systems Peter Richardson, Damian Flynn and Andrew Keane,

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Heat Pumps – Retrofit

  • Domestic Small Heat Pumps

Assessing the Impact of Low Carbon Technologies on Great Britain’s Power Distribution Networks

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Heat Pumps – Retrofit

  • Domestic Heat Pumps – Competing Loads

Understanding the Balancing Challenge For the Department of Energy and Climate Change August 2012

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Heat Pumps – Retrofit

  • Domestic Heat Pumps

Capacity Management of Compressors

Capacity control of heat pumps, Per Fahlén, REHVA Journal – October 2012

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Heat Pumps – Retrofit

  • Domestic Small Heat Pumps

Demand Side Response (Modelled)

Heat Pump without Buffering or DSR N.J. Kelly, et al., Performance assessment of tariff-based air source heat pump load shifting in a UK detached dwelling featuring phase change-enhanced buffering, Applied Thermal Engineering (2013),

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Heat Pumps – Retrofit

  • Domestic Small Heat Pumps

Demand Side Response (Modelled)

Heat Pump with Buffering and DSR N.J. Kelly, et al., Performance assessment of tariff-based air source heat pump load shifting in a UK detached dwelling featuring phase change-enhanced buffering, Applied Thermal Engineering (2013),

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High Temperature Heat Pump

Professor Neil J Hewitt University of Ulster

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Heat Pumps – High Temperature

  • Industrial/Solar Heat Pumps

Understanding what fluids might be suitable?

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Heat Pumps – High Temperature

  • Industrial/Solar Heat Pumps

Understanding what fluids might be suitable?

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Heat Pumps – High Temperature

  • Industrial/Solar Heat Pumps

Understanding what fluids might be suitable? HDR-14?

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Heat Pumps – High Temperature

  • Industrial/Solar Heat Pumps

Understanding what equipment might be suitable? R134a equipment?

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Heat Pumps – High Temperature

  • Industrial/Solar Heat Pumps

Understanding what equipment might be suitable? Fluids are not common Is R134a equipment the best choice? Retain pressure characteristics and temperature tolerances?