Thermoacoustic_HP
GebäudetechnikAcronym
Thermoacoustic_HP
Project running time
01/06/2016 - 01/03/2021
Projectbudget in EUR
<500.000
The aim of the Thermoacoustic_HP project is to research different thermoacoustic heat pump concepts in the low output range (<2 kW thermal), which can be used for heating, hot water and cooling applications in buildings.
The innovation lies in the research of heat pumps that function according to the thermoacoustic principle and thus do not require climate-relevant refrigerants.
Methodology
- Development of a calculation methodology for thermoacoustic heat pump concepts tailored to energy-efficient building technology applications with component specifications.
- Construction of thermoacoustic heat pump test units for the building services applications of heating, hot water preparation and cooling.
- Laboratory experiment to investigate the thermoacoustic heat pump test carriers and their effect at system and concept level.
- Imposing realistic loads with the help of hardware-in-the-loop simulations by coupling test carriers and system simulation software.
Results
At the end of the project, a heat pump test vehicle in the low power range should be available which is based on the thermo-acoustic principle and approaches the quality levels of conventional classic heat pumps. Suitability for building services applications is to be investigated by applying realistic loads.
Links & Documents
Presseaussendung
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Projectleader
DI Thomas Schoberer BSc
Tel: +43 5 7705-5439
thomas.schoberer(at)hochschule-burgenland.at
Projectmembers
Prof.(FH) DI Dr. Gregor Görtler
Tel: +43 5 7705-4133gregor.goertler(at)hochschule-burgenland.at
Prof.(FH) DI(FH) Dr. Christian Heschl
Tel: +43 5 7705-4121christian.heschl(at)hochschule-burgenland.at
DI Dr. Sebastian Schuh BSc
Tel: +43 5 7705-4155sebastian.schuh(at)hochschule-burgenland.at
Prof.(FH) DI(FH) DI Werner Stutterecker PhD
Tel: +43 5 7705-4124werner.stutterecker(at)hochschule-burgenland.at
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