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Figure 8-6 heat pump 3 heat pump 2 heat pump 1 zone valves HEATING MODE COOLING MODE purging/ isolation valves QuickSetter balancing valves ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON QuickSetter balancing valve zone valve purge valve purge valve fan-coil zone valve QuickSetter balancing valve Discal DirtMAG VS ∆P(p) circulator heated buffer tank VS ∆P(p) circulator DiscalDirtMAG (S2) temperature sensor VS ∆P(p) circulator PRV PRV VS ∆P(p) circulator entire system filled with antifreeze solution All piping and components conveying chilled water must be insulated and vapor sealed glycol feeder fan-coil chilled buffer tank Another control possibility would be to set the target temperature of the buffer tank using outdoor reset control during the heating season, and switch that target temperature to a higher, narrower range during warm weather when the heat pump’s COP is relatively high. This would allow a higher percentage of the energy needed for domestic hot water to be supplied by the heat pump rather than the resistance heating elements in the supplemental water heater. SYSTEM #6 It is possible to use multiple air-to-water heat pumps in systems that require more heating or cooling capacity than can be supplied by a single heat pump. The use of multiple heat pumps also adds “redundancy” to the system in the event that one of the heat pumps is down for service. 79PDF Image | Heat Pump Systems 2020
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