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Reduses – Ampèrestraat 19D – 3861 NC Nijkerk, NL – Tel. +31 33 2465858 – www.reduses.nl – [email protected]
Applied gas engine heatpumps
Thermal energy solutions in The Netherlands
Background: Installect Group
Sustainable energy concepts & advice
Groundsource (ATES) & HP systems
plug en play concept 70 kW to 12 MW
Production of gas engine heatpump
Energy management & service
To ATES en HP systems
Why develop a gas engine HP?
> Combination with ATES systems or waste heat source
> Demand for higher temperatures in commercial buildings
Central heating
Hot domestic water
> Increase ATES output on heating, or decrease ATES volume
> High ambitions for sustainability
Overview
Heat source (Ground) water, waste water
Engine VW (VR6) gas engine
Refrigerant R134a
Heating capacity 200, 300 and 400 kW
Compressor type Recipro piston(Bitzer)
Number of compressors 2 (except 200 kW machine)
Power adjustment 25 – 100 % (fully modulating)
Temperature range heat source 5°C - 30°C
Temperature range heat supply 45°C - 80°C
COP heating 5,22 – 7,48 (PER 2,23)
Cooling capacity 110kW – 230kW
EER cooling 2,66 – 4,47 (PER 1)
Input - output
In:Cold water
return
In:Natural
Gas
Out:Cold water
supply (6°C)
Out:2x Hot water
supply (55°C &
80°C)
In:2x Hot
water return
Heat exchangers
> Alfa-laval heat exhangers> Industrial product> Proven technology> Supply guaranteed
Maintenance
> Larger oil reservoir;
> Longlife spark plugs;
> Oil filters, air filters, all longlife;
> Life expectancy 30.000 hours (equivalent
1,8 million Km), depending on deployment
> Automatic maintenance warnings
> Major maintenance at 15.000 hours;
Current status
> 18 projects realized, 3 in progress
> Mechanically stable
> Software fully developed
> Tested for European H-gas quality
> Preparing for export readiness
> Elected “hottest heatpump 2014”
Projects & ConceptsMarket Project
Care
Hospitals
Renovation offices
Datacenters
Theaters
In progress
Our approach
First: make base load energy demand sustainable by:
> Analyzing energy flows in production process
> Analyzing energy flows in utilities
Heating
Cooling
Hot domestic water
> Matching and/or buffering energy flows
> Saving energy costs and exploitation costs
What is “sustainable”
Analyzing and understanding client’s process
> Reliability
> Energy saving and exploitation costs during lifecycle
> Integrated (overarching) approach
Process is leading. Sustainability follows.
Project example: hospital
> GW installed in central boiler room> Produces heating and domestic water
instead of steamboiler> Produces cooling water instead of chiller
> Simultaneous production of heating and cooling> Baseload covered> Alternatives for peak load and back-up
> ROI < 3 years> PER > 3> Combined heating & cooling for € 0,016 / kWh !
( with gas price € 0,45/m3 )
Simultaneous heating / cooling
Boiler steam
Chiller Gas engineHeatpump
Efficiency 55% COP cooling 3,5
100% cooling200% heating, hot domestic water
110 % natural gas181 % natural gas 83% natural gas
133% heat dissipationto outside air
100% cooling100% heating, hot domestic water
Old situationPERtotal 0.68
New situationPERtotal 2,9
Project example: datacenter
> ROI < 3 years> 183.000 kg CO2 reduction> > 50.000 m³ natural gas saved
Future
> Export in EU
> Propane as a natural coolant
> Focus on higher temperatures (60 – 80)
> Outdoor installation
> Trigeneration (Heating, Cooling, Electricity)
Reduses – Ampèrestraat 19D – 3861 NC Nijkerk, NL – Tel. +31 33 2465858 – www.reduses.nl – [email protected]
Thank you for your attention
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