Integrated heating and cooling thermal energy storage with heat pump provides economic and environmental solutions.

Author(s) : GOSS J. O., HYMAN L. B., CORBETT J.

Summary

The paper describes the scenario that led to two unique thermal storage systems at a California state university: one for heating and one for cooling. The low-temperature water storage tank provides about 36,000 ton-hours of chilled water. The high-temperature storage system provides 66 deg C water for campus heating. The paper provides background on why the system was installed, its installation, and its performance since installation.

Details

Original title: Integrated heating and cooling thermal energy storage with heat pump provides economic and environmental solutions.
Record ID : 1999-3224
Languages: English
Source: ASHRAE Transactions. 1998 Winter Meeting, San Francisco, CA.
Publication date: 1998
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Indexing

Themes: Heat pumps techniques;
Thermal energy storage
Keywords: Hot water; Economy; Heat pump; Air conditioning; Heating; Chilled water; Thermal energy storage