Analyse de faisabilité pour l’utilisation de climatiseurs adaptés pour fonctionner avec stockage d’énergie thermique pour les pays à température ambiante élevée.
Feasibility analysis for the use of retrofitted air-conditioners using thermal energy storage (TES) for high ambient temperature (HAT) countries.
Numéro : 0763
Auteurs : OTHMAN H. Al, AUTE V., BACELLAR D.
Résumé
In high ambient temperature (HAT) countries, summer temperatures exceed 35℃, degrading the performance of air-conditioning systems and straining power grids. In this paper, a feasibility analysis was conducted to investigate potential savings during the peak using latent Thermal Energy Storage (TES) at near room phasechange temperatures, replacing condensers, thus, minimizing temperature lifts. Weather data, building loads,
and baseline air-conditioning systems data were gathered for Dubai. A transient vapor-compression model in Modelica was used to compare the COP, total power input and cooling capacity of the air-conditioner at peak hours when ambient temperatures range between 35 – 45 ⁰C versus the TES-Phase-Change Material (PCM) melting temperatures from 22 – 28⁰C. The results indicate that the TES-PCM can enhance the system COP at the peak by a factor 1.4 and 2 for during for outdoor temperatures of 35 – 40⁰C, and 40 – 45⁰C, respectively. Lower melting temperature PCMs were able to reduce the required power input by 30-50%, with more savings occurring at higher temperature days. On the other hand, higher temperature PCMs enhancements were minimal especially at outdoor ambient temperatures ranging between 35 – 40⁰C. Improvements to the cooling capacity range from 8 – 18 % for the outdoor temperature range of 35 – 45 ⁰C. An economic analysis was conducted to find the potential saving in utility costs for 30%, 60%, and 90% of the space cooling demands of Dubai, and find the trade-off points between utility savings and cost of PCM-TES implementation. If the peak loads are to be shifted by 6 hours daily, the percentage utility savings for the city is 18%. Using estimated costs of the PCM-TES, ranging from $200-500/kWh, the daily load shifting hours were estimated to range from 4 hours at the lowest cost systems to 2.5 hours at the highest costs.
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- Titre original : Feasibility analysis for the use of retrofitted air-conditioners using thermal energy storage (TES) for high ambient temperature (HAT) countries.
- Identifiant de la fiche : 30033497
- Langues : Anglais
- Sujet : Environnement
- Source : 14th IEA Heat Pump Conference 2023, Chicago, Illinois.
- Date d'édition : 05/2023
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