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Udvikling og demonstration af lavenergifjernvarme til lavenergibyggeri

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UA , kW/K<br />

8<br />

7<br />

6<br />

5<br />

4<br />

3<br />

2<br />

1<br />

Heat exchange capacity vs flow rate<br />

y = -1.028E-05x 2 + 1.637E-02x + 2.163E-01<br />

XB37H60 plates for DHW<br />

Poly. (XB37H60 plates for DHW)<br />

0<br />

0 200 400 600 800 1000<br />

Flow rate of secondary loop, kg/hr<br />

14<br />

Version: Nov. 18, 2008<br />

Fig. 13 Heat exchange capacity rate of the heat exchanger XB37H60 for DHW supply (HE1)<br />

The temperature calculated for a system with heat exchanger XB37H60 for hot water supply is<br />

given in Fig. 14. It can be seen that the use of XB37H60 as HE1 does not influence the calculated<br />

temperatures.<br />

Temperataures, C<br />

60.0<br />

50.0<br />

40.0<br />

30.0<br />

20.0<br />

10.0<br />

0.0<br />

144<br />

145<br />

146<br />

148<br />

tank volume: 220 l HE1: XB37H-60<br />

Charging controller set temperature: 44C<br />

Flow rate: 13.4 kg/h<br />

0:00 6:00 12:00<br />

18:00<br />

24:00<br />

149<br />

150<br />

151<br />

152<br />

153<br />

155<br />

156<br />

157<br />

Time, hour<br />

158<br />

159<br />

160<br />

162<br />

163<br />

164<br />

165<br />

166<br />

167<br />

TTANKTODHW<br />

TTANKH1TOP<br />

TTANKH2<br />

TTANKH3<br />

TTANKH4<br />

TTANKH5BOT<br />

TDISTHEATRETURN<br />

Fig. 14 Temperatures calculated for a daily hot water consumption of 368 l<br />

The configuration of the heat exchanger type XB06H60 is:<br />

Type: Danfoss XB06H-60 (60 plates, 1 path)<br />

H=32 cm; W=10 cm; D=8.7 cm<br />

The heat exchange capacity rate as a function of the mass flow rate of the secondary loop is shown<br />

in Fig. 15.

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