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    Question Air to water split heat pump design



    Hi, we want to design a new Air to water split heat pump, we have three questions:

    1.The compressor should be located in the outside unit or inside unit? Which one is better?

    2.Can we place the buffer tank in the inside unit?

    3.we want to design a double jacketed hot water tank , which means that it consists of two separate tanks. The hot water is heated in the inner jacket.The inside tank is 200L,the outside tank is 300L, is it ok?



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    Re: Air to water split heat pump design

    Quote Originally Posted by ginger jiang View Post
    Hi, we want to design a new Air to water split heat pump, we have three questions:

    1.The compressor should be located in the outside unit or inside unit? Which one is better?
    Outside. Reasoning:
    Noise is generated outside
    Smaller dimensions of indoor unit
    Possibility to install more then one indoor unit

    2.Can we place the buffer tank in the inside unit?
    Yes you can, but that increase dimensions of indoor unit.

    3.we want to design a double jacketed hot water tank , which means that it consists of two separate tanks. The hot water is heated in the inner jacket.The inside tank is 200L,the outside tank is 300L, is it ok?
    Why you dont use simple water tank with conventional spiral tube heat exchanger?

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    Re: Air to water split heat pump design

    we want "tank in tank "because we think it's more efficient---the heating area is bigger than spiral tube.

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    Re: Air to water split heat pump design

    Quote Originally Posted by ginger jiang View Post
    we want "tank in tank "because we think it's more efficient---the heating area is bigger than spiral tube.
    Did you make calculation on surface area of cylindrical tank of 200L and say 10m of pipe of 1" diameter?

    Cylinder of 0,4m height and 0,4m radius has volume of cca 200L and active area (in other cylinder active is only mantle and bottom area) of cca 1,5m^2.

    Pipe of 1" diameter and 10m lenght roled in spiral (8 windings of 0,2m radius) have active area of 1.59m^2.
    Last edited by nike123; 26-02-2009 at 08:39 AM.

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