Paris,
You are on the right track. There are a number of other heat
pump models available in the TESS HVAC library; like Type143 they
too will give you COP as a function of entering conditions. They
differ from Type143 in that the Type143 external performance data
file is for a specific heat pump capacity while the heat pumps in
the TESS library have normalized performance data files and the
heat pump capacity is entered as parameters to the model.
kind regards,
David
On 03/10/2022 08:49, Paris Pasqualin
via TRNSYS-users wrote:
Hello everyone,
I understand that the cooling and heating
energy demands generated by Type56 are thermal energy. If I
use a heat pump, that has a certain COP, to provide the
cooling and heating energy, does this mean the electric energy
requirement of the heat pump is (cooling + heating
energy)/COP? Can type 143 be used to calculate how the COP
change? Is there any other type that I can use to calculate
the COP?
Best regards,
Paris
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