Considerations in designing and selecting domestic heating and cooling distribution and ventilation systems and their use with residential heat pumps.

Author(s) : IEA HPC, BREEMBROEK G., DIELEMAN M.

Type of monograph: Report

Summary

Space heating and cooling constitute typically 20-30% of the energy demand of a country. Today, people are facing the need to limit energy-related CO2 and refrigerant emissions for the mitigation of global warming. Heat pumps can contribute as much as a 6% reduction in total global CO2 emissions; one of the largest saving potentials for a single technology. Extract from the table of contents: heating and cooling demand and distribution on a per-country basis (degree days, regulations and governmental policies, residential heating and cooling demand, low-energy houses); heating, cooling and ventilation systems (installations for indoor air quality and thermal comfort, heat and cold distribution); comparison of distribution/ventilation systems (criteria for system selection, heating, cooling and dehumidification loads, heat pump system efficiency, energy efficiency, economy); trends; conclusions and recommendations for further work.

Details

Original title: Considerations in designing and selecting domestic heating and cooling distribution and ventilation systems and their use with residential heat pumps.
Record ID : 2002-0568
Languages: English
Subject: Regulation, Environment, General information
Publication: IEA HPC (International Energy Agency, Heat Pump Centre) - Netherlands/Netherlands
Publication date: 2001/06
ISBN: 9073741408
Source: Source: HPC-AR8; 130 p. (21 x 29.7); fig.; tabl.; ref.; append.
Document available for consultation in the library of the IIR headquarters only.

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