This model uses four-dimensional table data estimated using
tools, such as VCLibPy, to calculate QCon_flow and
PEle. In addition to
AixLib.Fluid.HeatPumps.ModularReversible.RefrigerantCycle.TableData3D,
this model uses the secondary sides temperature spread at the
condenser to estimate efficiency and power. Thus, simulation
studies with influence of consnder mass flow control are possible.
Developed for the publication Römer et al., where you can also see
the validation and impact on heat pump system design.
Note that losses are often not implicitly included in generated data. Thus, frosting modules should be used.
For the scaling factor, the table data for condenser heat flow
rate (QConTabDat_flow) is evaluated at nominal
conditions. Hence, the scaling factor is
scaFac = QCon_flow_nominal/QConTabDat_flow(TCon_nominal,
TEva_nominal, y_nominal, dTCon_nominal).
Using scaFac, the table data is scaled linearly.
This implies a constant COP over different design sizes:
QCon_flow = scaFac * tabQCon_flow.y
PEle = scaFac * tabPel.y
Römer, Fabian and Fuchs, Nico and Fuchs, Nico and Müller, Dirk, Practical, Near-Optimal Design Rule Extraction for Heat Pumps in Single-Family Buildings (September 03, 2025). Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=5633891