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Heat Pumps for Heating and Cooling During the refrigerant cycle, heat is transferred from the source side coaxial heat exchanger to the load side coaxial heat exchanger. The figure below shows the schematic arrangement. The load side provides hot water for use in bathrooms, laundry, and kitchen, as well as for pool heating or heating large areas in underfloor or wall-mounted heating systems. 4.8. Limitations This is certainly not a type of home comfort system that will be available to anyone, but if you live in an area close to a well, lake or other natural water source, it may be an option worth considering. Summarizing.... A water source heat pump uses ground water or surface water to transfer heat instead of extracting the heat from the outside air temperature. Water has a high capacity to hold heat in relation to its volume and allows for a high heat transfer. It is more efficient for a heat pump to exchange heat with water than air, which enables a water source heat pump to outperform an air source heat pump. The system can reach reasonably high efficiencies (300% to 600%) on the coldest winter nights, in comparison to 175% to 250% for air-source heat pumps on cool days. According to the EPA, Geothermal heat pumps (both GSHP and WSHP) can reduce energy consumption and corresponding emissions up to 44% compared to air-source 63PDF Image | Heat Pumps for Heating and Cooling
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