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Preliminary analysis of the potential energy saving achievable with a predictive control strategy of a heat pump for a single family houseBraida, Giacomo, Tomasetig, Roberto January 2018 (has links)
The present work reports a study related to the potential improvement of the energy performances of a heat pump based heating system for a Swedish single-family house. The analysis is focused on the design of new rule-based control strategies which employ perfect predictions of weather forecast and human behaviour information. In particular, the considered signals are the outdoor temperature, the solar radiation, the internal gain due to inhabitants’ activities and the Domestic Hot Water (DHW) consumption. The study is performed by means of the TRNSYS® simulation software in which the model of the heating system is implemented. More specifically, it is composed by a Ground Source Heat Pump (GSHP) unit, a stratified storage tank of three hundred litres and the building element. The performances of the developed control logics are evaluated using a degree-minute on/off controller as reference case. The results show that the improved control logics yield to an increase of the energy efficiency of the system as well as an enhancement of the indoor and DHW temperatures stability. / EffSys Expand P18: Smart Cotnrol Strategies for Heat Pump Systems
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Weather data for heat pump system control improvement: analysis of instantaneous and forecasted measurements and evaluation of potential energy savingsMonteggia, Mattia January 2018 (has links)
The present work deals with a study related to the analysis of weather data for heat pump system control improvement based on both instantaneous and forecasted measurements. In particular, the analysis is firstly focused on the comparison of multiple weather sources for the assessment of weather forecast uncertainties, based on the evaluation of errors in prediction with respect to measured values. Afterwards, the results are compared with the ones related to persistent predictions methods that assumes the state of the atmosphere to be stationary over the considered time interval. The development and testing of a new preliminary “predictive” control logic is also performed, thanks to TRNSYS numerical simulations, considering a typical Swedish single-family house located in Stockholm, with the aim of optimizing the operation of a heat pump heating system based on solar radiation prediction to yield energy and cost savings. With the crucial points of accuracy and precision by which the local weather processes can be predicted, the same TRNSYS model is run accounting for perfect predictions and solar radiation forecasted values. From this perspective, given the fact that forecast of solar radiation are usually absent within most of the weather forecast datasets, a deep analysis is also performed on hourly measurements of solar radiation to define a simple and effective methods to calculate hourly solar radiation predictions. The results show that, when a short-time horizon is considered, persistent predictions allow to provide forecasts with a sufficient accuracy, whereas, when longer horizon time are considered, significantly higher errors are calculated when persistent prediction techniques are adopted. Independently of the uncertainties considered for weather forecasts, the improved control logics demonstrated a potential for energy savings and improvements in indoor temperature stability when compared with a reference case of variable speed compressor with PID controller. / EffSys Expand P18: Smart Cotnrol Strategies for Heat Pump Systems
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The New Infusion Pump System at New Karolinska Solna / Nya Karolinska och det nya InfusionspumpssystemetLindemalm, Josefin, Akkawi, Anna January 2017 (has links)
In November 2016 a brand new and highly technological hospital called New Karolinska Solna opened in Stockholm. In connection with the planning of the hospital, new medical devices were procured, including a new infusion system that is now in use. Previously, each ward at the hospital had their own pumps and was responsible for updates and maintenance. Now, the hospital will instead have a floating pump system, which means that the hospital will own the pumps. The infusion pumps will be floating between the wards without being linked to a specific ward or department. The updates that were previously done when the need arose at the ward will now be a common process for the entire hospital. The aim of the project was to develop new guidelines for how the update process should be done on New Karolinska Solna's new infusion pump system. Through interviews with key personnel during the procurement process, the medical technicians department and caseworkers, new guidelines have been written, given the already existing technical conditions. During the course of the project it has been found that there are major shortcomings of information and communication within the hospital. The guidelines presented in the result are an important part to ensure that information related to the update comes to the caregivers at New Karolinska Solna, thus simplifying and streamlining the update of the infusion pumps.
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Performance evaluation of ground source heat pump heating systems in StockholmBÖRJESSON, MARCUS January 2020 (has links)
GSHP systems are common in Sweden but there are few evaluations quantifying the performance of the systems and highlighting problem that occurs during operations. The research project Annex 52 Long-term performance measurement of GSHP systems serving commercial, institutional and multifamily building part of IEA HPT TCP proves the need to systematically be able to evaluate GSHP systems. This thesis aims to expand the knowledge of how to evaluate GSHP systems and provide case studies for Annex 52. Three residential ground source heating systems used for heating has been evaluated and analyzed in this study. The evaluation has consisted of three parts. The first part analyzes the operation and stability of the GSHP systems. The second part consist of a detailed study of the performance of the GSHP systems. The seasonal performance factor has been calculated for different system boundaries based on the work done by SEPEMO. In addition, a method on how to evaluate the efficiency of the heat pumps based on the two temperature levels, source side temperature and the heat sink temperature, that the heat pump is operating at throughout a year has been developed within this thesis. This has included a method on how to normalize the temperatures based on the operation of the heat pump in order to quantify one temperature for each the two temperature levels. The third part consist of a comparison of the mean secondary fluid temperature between the calculated temperature using the software EED and the measured temperatures. This includes a comparison evaluation and sensitivity analysis on input parameters during the design of the borehole heat exchanger fields. This study has expanded the available reference cases of GSHP systems in Sweden. It also can be used as a guideline for those who will evaluate future GSHP systems. Designers of GSHP system will also benefit from the recommendations listed in this thesis regarding instrumentation and possible problems that may occur. The results show that the evaluation successfully managed to quantify the performance and operational issues that have occurred for each system. The method developed in this study was able to quantify the operation of the different systems based on the temperature levels and can be used for future GSHP evaluations of similar system type. / Bergvärmesystem är vanligt förekommande i Sverige men trots detta finns det få studier där prestandan har utvärderats och de vanligt förekommande problemen under drift har belysts. Forskningsprojektet Annex 52 Annex 52 Long-term performance measurement of GSHP systems serving commercial, institutional and multi-family building som är en del av IEA HPT TCP visar på behovet av att systematisk utvärdera bergvärmesystem. Detta examensarbete syftar till att utveckla och bidra till kunskap om hur bergvärmesystem kan utvärderas och att bidra med exempelstudier till Annex 52. Inom detta examensarbete har tre bergvärmesystem som betjänar flerbostadshus utvärderats och analyserats. Utvärderingen bestod av tre analyser. I den första analyserades driften av bergvärmesystemen och hur stabilt systemet har varit historiskt. Detta följdes av en detaljerad analys av olika nyckeltal för bergvärmesystemen. Årsverkningsgraden har beräknats för olika gränsdragningar vilka baseras på det tidigare arbetet utfört av SEPEMO. Inom detta examensarbete har även en metod tagits fram för att utvärdera verkningsgraderna för en värmepump baserat på de två temperaturnivåerna, köldbärarsidan och värmebärarsidan, som värmepumpen arbetar med under ett år. Till detta har en metod tagits fram om hur temperaturen kan normaliserats baserat på driften av värmepumparna för att kvantifiera en temperatur vardera för de två temperaturnivåerna. I den tredje utvärderingen jämfördes den beräknade medelfluidtemperaturen av köldbäraren i borrhålen med den uppmätta temperaturen. Till detta utfördes en känslighetsanalys av hur indata av dessa beräkningar påverkar resultaten.
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Johann Friedrich von Uffenbach. Sammler – Stifter – Wissenschaftler / Johann Friedrich von Uffenbach. Collector - Donor - ScientistMeyerhöfer, Dietrich 28 January 2020 (has links)
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