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29-07-2009, 03:45 PM #11
Re: AWHP superheat & sub-cooling
The storage vessels are usually fairly large, for the larger heat-pumps. Some could be in the region of 4000L or so. There would be a fair amount of thermal lag there.
A sensor signal from the tank can be input into the heat-pump controller & action taken to shut back the pump, fan etc. Typically the water temp is used to shut the heat-pump off, when the pre-set temp has been reached.
Hi/low pressure trips are also installed. If the water flow drops too low & SCT rises above the critical value, the hi/low should catch it, if correctly set - to protect the compresor.
Basically, since the hot water is generally blended with cold water by the end user, the terminal tank temperature can undershoot, or even overshoot a little, without much problem - in general.Last edited by desA; 29-07-2009 at 03:48 PM.
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