ICE-MAKER HEAT PUMPS OPERATION AND DESIGN.

Author(s) : DORGAN C. E.

Summary

THIS PAPER DISCUSSES THE OPERATING EXPERIENCE OF TWO ICE STORAGE SYSTEMS IN WISCONSIN. BOTH SYSTEMS HAVE PERFORMED WELL IN FURNISHING LOW-COST STORED ENERGY. THEY HAVE PROVED THAT AN ICE-MAKER HEAT PUMP SYSTEM WILL OPERATE EFFECTIVELY, UNDER VARIOUS LEVELS OF OPERATIONAL CARE. THE SYSTEM'S HEATING AND COOLING STORAGE LENDS ITSELF TO EFFECTIVE ENERGY SAVINGS WITHOUT COMPLEX CONTROL AND MONITORING. HOWEVER OPTIMUM ENERGY SAVINGS ARE OBTAINED THROUGH EITHER A GOOD OPERATOR OR A PROPERLY CONCEIVED COMPUTER CONTROL PROGRAM.

Details

  • Original title: ICE-MAKER HEAT PUMPS OPERATION AND DESIGN.
  • Record ID : 1986-1670
  • Languages: English
  • Publication date: 1985
  • Source: Source: ASHRAE Trans.
    vol. 91; n. 1B; 856-864; 1 fig.; 1 ref.; discuss.
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