Heat Pumps

A heat pump raises temperature from a low level to a higher level, in a continuous cycle. To do this, the pump uses the energy transfer between two systems, depending mostly on the temperature difference between those systems. It is much easier and quicker to heat an object when either it is closer to the source of heat or the heat source itself is warmer.

Heat pumps were further developed with renewable energy in mind, and the possibility to use renewably produced electricity is one decisive advantage heat pumps have over conventional heating systems (such as those running on oil or gas heating). Heat pumps are technological systems, which increase the thermal level of a working fluid with the help of a mechanical compressor, driven by e.g. electric energy.

This course focuses on:

• Definition of a heat pump, its components and its working cycle
• Introduction to the parameters related to environmental and financial performance
• Existing heat pump technologies and their applications
• Heat pumps and their application in their climate zones
• Refrigerant fluids

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