The solar cooling design guide: case studies of successful solar air conditioning design
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| adam_text | TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABOUT THE EDITORS
XI
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
XIII
THE IEA SOLAR HEATING AND COOLING PROGRAMME
XV
NOTES FROM THE EDITORS
XVII
FOREWORD
.............................................................................................
XIX
1
INTRODUCTION.........................................................................................
1
1.1 ABOUT THE IEA SHC TASK
48.............................................................. 2
1.2 AMBITION AND PHILOSOPHY OF THE
BOOK................................................ 3
REFERENCES............................................................................................
4
2 GENERAL
CONSIDERATIONS.........................................................................
5
2.1 SOLAR THERMAL AIR-CONDITIONING GENERAL FLOWSHEET
.............................
5
2.2 KEY DESIGN
PRINCIPLES..........................................................................
7
2.3 GENERAL ECONOMIC CONSIDERATIONS
......................................................
13
2.4 PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF SHC
SYSTEMS.......................................... 16
REFERENCES............................................................................................
18
3 CASE STUDY OF A SOLAR COOLING SYSTEM WITH A SMALL NH3/H20
ABSORPTION
CHILLER..................................................................................
19
3.1 APPLICATION DESCRIPTION AND DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
................................
19
3.1.1
BACKGROUND.........................................................................................
19
3.1.2 RATIONALE FOR THE SELECTED CONFIGURATION
............................................
19
3.2 SOLAR HEATING AND COOLING PROCESS DESCRIPTION
..................................
21
3.2.1 FLOWSHEET DESCRIPTION
.........................................................................
21
3.2.2 CONTROL PHILOSOPHY
.............................................................................
22
3.2.2.1 HEATING AND COOLING MODE
SELECTION.................................................. 23
3.2.2.2 SOLAR AND WATER-HEATING FLOW
LOOPS.................................................... 24
3.2.2.3 BACKUP HEATING FLOW LOOP
...................................................................
26
3.2.2.4 CHILLER PROCESS FLOW LOOP
....................................................................
28
3.3 EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION
......................................................................
29
3.3.1 ABSORPTION
CHILLER...............................................................................
30
3.3.2 SOLAR COLLECTOR FIELD
.............................................................................
31
3.3.3 SOLAR HEAT
EXCHANGER...........................................................................
34
3.3.4 THERMAL STORAGE TANK
.........................................................................
34
3.3.5 COOLING
TOWER......................................................................................
36
3.3.6 PUMPS AND HYDRAULICS
........................................................................
36
3.4 HAZARD AND
OPERABILITY........................................................................
37
3.4.1 HAZARD
MANAGEMENT...........................................................................
37
3.4.2 COMMISSIONING/INITIAL
STARTUP............................................................ 38
3.4.3 OVERALL PERFORMANCE
MONITORING........................................................ 40
3.5 CASE STUDY SYSTEM
PERFORMANCE......................................................... 41
3.5.1 MONTHLY ENERGY FLOWS
.........................................................................
41
3.5.1.1 SOURCE OF
HEAT......................................................................................
41
3.5.1.2 COOLING
PERFORMANCE..........................................................................
41
3.5.1.3 HEATING
PERFORMANCE..........................................................................
45
3.5.1.4 COMBINED HEATING AND COOLING
PERFORMANCE..................................... 46
3.5.2 INSTANTANEOUS AND DAILY ENERGY
FLOWS................................................ 47
3.6 MODELING PERFORMANCE
ANALYSIS.......................................................... 51
3.6.1 TRNSYS COMPONENT SIMULATION
METHODOLOGY.................................. 51
3.6.2 CASE STUDY SIMULATION SCENARIOS
.........................................................
52
3.6.3
RESULTS..................................................................................................
52
3.6.3.1 COLD PRODUCTION (Q
SS
.
HP
).................................................................... 57
3.6.3.2 SEASONAL PERFORMANCE FACTOR (SPFEI.THC)
.............................................
57
3.7 INDICATIVE COMMERCIAL
ANALYSIS............................................................ 58
3.8 QUALITY ASSURANCE
CHECKLIST.................................................................
61
3.8.1 LESSONS
LEARNED....................................................................................
61
3.8.2 EVALUATION AGAINST
PRINCIPLES..............................................................
62
REFERENCES
............................................................................................
64
4 CASE STUDY OF A SOLAR COOLING SYSTEM COMBINING AN ABSORPTION CHILLER
WITH DOMESTIC HOT WATER
PRODUCTION.................................................... 67
4.1 APPLICATION DESCRIPTION AND DESIGN
PHILOSOPHY................................. 67
4.1.1
BACKGROUND..........................................................................................
67
4.1.2 RATIONALE FOR THE SELECTED CONFIGURATION
............................................
68
4.2 SOLAR COOLING PROCESS - DESCRIPTION AND DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
.............
69
4.2.1 FLOWSHEET
DESCRIPTION..........................................................................
69
4.2.2 CONTROL
PHILOSOPHY.............................................................................
71
4.2.2.1 COOLING/HOT WATER MODE
SELECTION..................................................... 71
4.2.2.2 CONTROL OF SOLAR PRIMARY CIRCUIT PUMP (PUMP 1)
..............................
72
4.2.2.3 CONTROL OF THE SOLAR SECONDARY CIRCUIT PUMP (PUMP 2)
....................
72
4.2.2.4 CONTROL OF THE ABSORPTION CHILLER (PUMPS 3, 4 AND 5, COOLER FAN)
.....
72
4.2.2.5 CONTROL OF THE DOMESTIC HOT WATER HEATING PUMPS (PUMPS 6 AND 7)
73
4.3 EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS
...................................................................
73
4.3.1 ABSORPTION
CHILLER................................................................................
73
4.3.2 SOLAR COLLECTOR
FIELD..............................................................................
75
4.3.3 EVAPORATIVELY-COOLED DRY
COOLER......................................................... 77
4.3.4 THERMAL STORAGE
TANK..........................................................................
78
4.3.5 DRAIN-BACK
TANK...................................................................................
79
4.3.6
PUMPS..................................................................................................
79
4.4 HAZARD, OPERABILITY AND INSTALLATION EXPERIENCES
...............................
80
4.4.1 HAZARD MANAGEMENT
...........................................................................
80
4.4.2 INSTALLATION EXPERIENCES
......................................................................
80
4.4.2.1 ARCHITECTURAL
ISSUES.............................................................................
82
4.4.2.2 INSTALLER
SKILLS.......................................................................................
82
4A2.3 USE OF THE
STAIRWELL..............................................................................
82
4.4.2.4 INSTALLATION IN AN OCCUPIED BUILDING
.......................
82
4A.2.5 EVAPORATOR CIRCUIT CONNECTION TO THE MAIN CHILLED WATER CIRCUIT
82
4.4.3 COMMISSIONING/INITIAL STARTUP
............................................................
83
4.4.4 OVERALL PERFORMANCE MONITORING
........................................................
83
4.5 CASE STUDY SYSTEM
PERFORMANCE......................................................... 83
4.5.1 MONTHLY ENERGY FLOWS
.........................................................................
83
4.5.1.1 SOURCE OF
HEAT....................................................................................
85
4.5.1.2 COOLING AND HEATING PERFORMANCE
....................................................
85
4.5.2 DAILY ENERGY
FLOWS...............................................................................
86
4.6 MODELING PERFORMANCE
ANALYSIS.......................................................... 87
4.6.1 TRNSYS COMPONENT SIMULATION METHODOLOGY
.................................
87
4.6.2
RESULTS..................................................................................................
87
4.6.2.1 SOLAR COLLECTOR TILT ANGLE SCENARIO
ANALYSIS......................................... 90
4.7 INDICATIVE COMMERCIAL ANALYSIS
...........................................................
91
4.7.1 ACTUAL
PROJECT......................................................................................
91
4.7.1.1 CAPITAL INVESTMENT
COST.....................................................................
91
4.7.1.2 ANNUAL OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE
COSTS......................................... 92
4.7.2 GREENFIELD SITES (IEA TASK 48
METHODOLOGY)..................................... 94
4.8 QUALITY ASSURANCE
CHECKLIST................................................................
94
4.8.1 LESSONS LEARNED
...................................................................................
94
4.8.2 EVALUATION AGAINST
PRINCIPLES..............................................................
95
REFERENCES............................................................................................
97
5 DESIGN GUIDE FOR SOLAR COOLING WITH DOUBLE-EFFECT ABSORPTION
CHILLERS.. 99
5.1 APPLICATION DESCRIPTION AND DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
................................
99
5.1.1
BACKGROUND.........................................................................................
99
5.1.2 RATIONALE FOR THE SELECTED CONFIGURATION
............................................
100
5.1.2.1 SOLAR COLLECTOR FIELD
SELECTION/SIZING................................................... 101
5.1.2.2 BACKUP HEAT
SOURCE.............................................................................
102
5.1.2.3
HYDRAULICS...........................................................................................
102
5.2 SOLAR COOLING PROCESS
DESCRIPTION...................................................... 104
5.2.1 FLOWSHEET DESCRIPTION
.........................................................................
104
5.2.2 CONTROL PHILOSOPHY
.............................................................................
105
5.2.2.1 SOLAR FLOW
LOOP....................................................................................
105
5.2.2.2 CHILLER PROCESS FLOW LOOP
....................................................................
106
5.2.2.3 COOLING WATER FLOW
LOOP.....................................................................
108
5.3 EQUIPMENT
SPECIFICATION.....................................................................
108
5.3.1 ABSORPTION
CHILLER...............................................................................
110
5.3.2 SOLAR COLLECTOR FIELD
.............................................................................
110
5.3.3 THERMAL STORAGE TANK
.........................................................................
112
5.3.4
PUMPS..................................................................................................
113
5.4 HAZARD AND
OPERABILITY........................................................................
114
5.4.1 HAZARD
MANAGEMENT...........................................................................
114
5.4.2 COMMISSIONING/INITIAL
STARTUP............................................................ 115
5.5 CASE STUDY SYSTEM
PERFORMANCE......................................................... 117
5.6 DESIGN PERFORMANCE
ANALYSIS..............................................................
120
5.6.1 TRNSYS COMPONENT SIMULATION METHODOLOGY
.................................
120
5.6.2 CASE STUDY SIMULATION
SCENARIOS......................................................... 122
5.6.3
RESULTS..................................................................................................
122
5.6.3.1 STORAGE TANK SIZING, SYDNEY LOCATION
.................................................
122
5
.
63.2 IMPACT OF CLIMATE
.................................................................................
124
5.7 INDICATIVE COMMERCIAL
ANALYSIS............................................................ 126
5.8 QUALITY ASSURANCE
CHECKLIST.................................................................
133
5.8.1 LESSONS
LEARNED....................................................................................
133
5.8.2 EVALUATION AGAINST PRINCIPLES
..............................................................
134
REFERENCES.............................................................................................
137
INDEX.........................................................................................................
139
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| title_full | The solar cooling design guide case studies of successful solar air conditioning design edited by Daniel Mugnier, Daniel Neyer and Stephen White |
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| title_full_unstemmed | The solar cooling design guide case studies of successful solar air conditioning design edited by Daniel Mugnier, Daniel Neyer and Stephen White |
| title_short | The solar cooling design guide |
| title_sort | the solar cooling design guide case studies of successful solar air conditioning design |
| title_sub | case studies of successful solar air conditioning design |
| topic | Solartechnik (DE-588)145489-4 gnd Klimaanlage (DE-588)4120572-8 gnd |
| topic_facet | Solartechnik Klimaanlage |
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