Análisis y simulación de los sistemas de calentamiento de agua para piscinas, por medio de bombas de calor
The present technical-research project, shows a theoretical-experimental analysis of water heating systems for pools and their components, explains the theoretical comparison of a system using liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from a 15kg cylinder that generates a heat of 9300.00 W and systems that use...
| Autor Principal: | Lomas Martínez, Darwin Camilo |
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| Otros Autores: | Montalvo Gordillo, Raúl Alberto |
| Formato: | bachelorThesis |
| Idioma: | spa |
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2017
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http://dspace.ups.edu.ec/handle/123456789/13670 |
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The present technical-research project, shows a theoretical-experimental analysis of water heating systems for pools and their components, explains the theoretical comparison of a system using liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from a 15kg cylinder that generates a heat of 9300.00 W and systems that use heat pumps that generate heat of 41000.00 W in a water, are sufficient to conditioning the water (around of 25°C) of a pool, according to standard measures (10 x 5 x 2)m. In the thermal balance, the losses from: convection, radiation, evaporation, water renewal and heat transfer, for this pool are 12516.59 W, the power required to raise the temperature in 8 hours of work is 21750.00 W, obtaining a total calculation of losses of 34266.59W, considering that the commissioning of the system is for 24 hours, we have a final required power of 36250.00 W, theoretical energy required, which was calculated to select the equipment to use, which in the case of The heat pump corresponds to a single unit of 41000.00 W (supplier data of a Jandy heat pump) and in the case of the LPG heater to 4 heating units generating 9300.00 W each a total of 37200.00W (supplier data a neckar heater).
When finding the amount of energy that the pool needs, the ANSYS 16.1 software is used to experimentally evaluate what the actual amount of energy the system needs, the two proposed systems are evaluated: LPG heating and Heat Pump, obtaining Result the most efficient energy system to heat the pool. This study will serve as a reference for the selection of the most energy-efficient machine whether this LP Gas Heater or Heat Pump for the air conditioning of the designed pool. |
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