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[TRNSYS-users] Air-water heat pump

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Subject: [TRNSYS-users] Air-water heat pump
From: Mavi Cambronero Vázquez <maviqnk@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 14:06:05 +0200
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Hi all!

I´m looking for a typical air-water heat pump. I have HVAC library from TESS but the type that is called water-source heat pump is not what I need. The scheme is the same but the fluid stream and the air stream air in opposite places, that is, if I want to simulate a conventional heat pump in order to cool the air inside a building what I need to cool is the liquid stream that would be indoor. In that case, the air flow would be outdoor. Type 505 is what Ì´d need but exchanging both streams.

I don´t know if I explained well my problem. Does anybody know the correct type to simulate an air-water heat pump, with the water stream indoor?

Thanks in advance.

Best,

Mavi

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