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INVESTIGATION OF THE ENERGY AND EXERGY EFFICIENCY OF A VAPOR-COMPRESSION HEAT PUMP SYSTEM

Field of Science:Energy (miscellaneous)Energy Engineering and Power TechnologyRenewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
National field of science (HAC):02.00.08 — Chemistry and technology of oil and gas04.00.12 — Construction and operation of oil and gas pipelines, bases and storage facilities04.00.13 — Development and operation of oil and gas fields05.05.04 — Industrial heat power engineering05.05.01 — Power systems and complexes05.05.02 — Electrical engineering. Electric power stations and systems. Electrotechnical complexes and devices05.05.03 — Lighting engineering. Special lighting technologies05.05.09 — Nuclear power installations and technologies05.05.10 — Nuclear reactor engineering, machines, units and materials technology of the nuclear industry05.05.05 — Theoretical foundations of thermal engineering05.05.06 — Power installations based on renewable energy sources05.05.07 — Electrical technologies and electrical equipment in agriculture
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Abstract. Introduction. In recent years, the application of energy-efficient technologies, particularly heat pump systems (HPS), has been rapidly developing in autonomous heating and cooling supply systems. Methods and materials. This article investigates the application methods of HPS in heating and cooling systems, as well as their energy and exergy analysis using thermal engineering calculation methods. Results. A thermal scheme of a geothermal heat pump-based heating and cooling system for rural houses was developed. It was determined that when the compressor power of the HPS is 2 kW, the heat obtained in the evaporator reaches 7.5 kW, while the heat power delivered to the consumer through the condenser equals 9.5 kW. The ideal coefficient of performance (COP) was 4.75, whereas the real COP, considering additional electricity consumption, was 3.8. Conclusion. The calculation results demonstrated that the geothermal heat pump-based heating and cooling system for rural houses is energetically efficient.

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Science ID: MSD-0825-0028

Science ID: DQD-0225-0002

Science ID: MQD-0326-0054

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# source# system# supply# cooling# pump# heating# heat# geothermal# and# systems# low-potential

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