s s co c s system concepts and design principles

S S CO C SSYSTEM CONCEPTSAND DESIGN PRINCIPLES

Werner WeissAEE - Institute for Sustainable Technologies (AEE INTEC)A-8200 Gleisdorf, Feldgasse 19AUSTRIA

THERMOSYPHON SYSTEM - ChinaTHERMOSYPHON SYSTEM China

THERMOSYPHON SYSTEMS

W t diti it bl f i it tWater conditions suitable for one-circuit systems

Description Maximum Recommended LevelPh 6.5 - 8.5TDS 600 mg/lTotal Hardness 200 mg/lTotal Hardness 200 mg/lChlorides 300 mg/lMagnesium 10 mg/lCalcium 12 mg/lSodium 150 mg/lSodium 150 mg/lIron 1 mg/lSource: Solar Edwards, Australia

INDIRECT SYSTEMINDIRECT SYSTEM

Indirect Thermosyphon SystemIndirect Thermosyphon System

Source: TONG HUA, China

Domestic Hot Water System with Forced CirculationDomestic Hot Water System with Forced Circulation

HYDRAULIC SCHEME OF A SOLAR HOT WATER SYSTEMU C SC O SO O S S

6

1 circulation pumpcollector area

thermometer and pressure gaugelock valve

gravity brakecirculation pump

432

hot water3bar

°C/bar °C

5

escape valvethermometer

pressure relief valvethermometer and pressure gauge

7654

°C3

5

74

fill and empty valve

expansion tankthermometer

9

87

tankstorage1

22

10

8

cold water

10

Stagnation behaviour

Kollektor im Stagnationszustand


Kollektor im Normalbetrieb Dampfbildung im Kollektor

Stagnationszustand

Stagnation behaviourKollektorverschaltung mit ungünstigem Entleerungsverhalten:


D fbild i K ll ktStagnationszustandKollektor im

Normalbetrieb Dampfbildung im KollektorNormalbetrieb


Einfluss der Rückschlagklappenposition relativ zur Ausdehnungsgefäßanordnung


auf das Entleerungsverhalten von Kollektoranlagen

Dampfbildung im Kollektor

Stagnation behaviourStagnation behaviour

Solar CombisystemsSolar Combisystems

P ditiP ditiPreconditionsPreconditions

andand

RequirementsRequirements

Solar Combisystems

Hot WaterHot Water

Solar Combisystems

Hot WaterHot WaterHot water temperature: 60 °C

Cold water: 6 - 12 °CW a rm w a sse rve rbra uch- Ta ge sprofil

50

60

70

225

250

275

20

30

40

ratu

r [°C

]

150

175

200

enge

[l/h

]

20

-10

0

10

Tem

per

50

75

100

125

Zapf

me

-40

-30

-20

3,11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 0

0

25

50

3

Z e it

Solar Combisystems

Space HeatingSpace Heating

Solar Combisystems

Space HeatingSpace Heating

Flow temperature: 30 50 °CFlow temperature: 30 - 50 °CReturn temperature: 20 - 40 °C

Demand:• is not always corresponding to the solar y p g

irradiation

• varies in dependence of ambient temperature, passive solar gains and the internal gains of the p g g

building

Solar Combisystems

Designs

Solar Combisystems

Designs

M

A H1

M

M

S A H1 (H2)

ENERGY SUPPLY TRANSFER, STORAGE, CONTROL AND DISTRIBUTION LOAD

S A H1 (H2)

M

H2

S


M


S A H1 DHW

Solar Combisystems

System using the thermal mass of the building to store the heat

Solar Combisystems

M

M

M

S A H 1 (H 2)

E N E R G Y S U P P L Y T R A N S F E R , S T O R A G E , C O N T R O L A N D D IS T R IB U T IO N L O A D

S A H 1 (H 2)

Solar CombisystemsUsing the domestic hot water to store the heat

Solar Combisystems

A

MM

M

S DHW

ENERG Y SUPPLY TRANSFER, STO RAG E, CO NTRO L AND DISTRIBUTIO N LO AD

S DHW

Solar CombisystemsUsing the domestic hot water to store the heat

Solar Combisystems

A H 1

M

H2

M

S


S

Solar Combisystems

Using the space heating store to store the heat

Solar Combisystems

M


S A H 1 D H W

Solar Combisystems

F

Solar Combisystems

From

Complex p

Designs…


…to

Compact

Products

Solar Combisystems19961995Optimisation (SOLVIS)

Solar Combisystems

WarmwasserKollektor

KW

WarmwasserKollektor

HeizkreisKW Heizkreis

35

H yd rau lic C o n n ectio n s

5

S p ace R equ irem ent W eig h t

20

25

30

2 53

3 ,54

4 ,55

m²] 150

200

250

g]

5

10

15

00 ,5

11 ,5

22 ,5[m

0

50

100

[kg

01 2 3

01 2 3

01 2 3

MULTI FAMILY HOUSESMULTI FAMILY HOUSES

Market PenetrationMarket Penetration

1,9 MioHauptwohnsitze

110

80

90

100

ringu

ng [%

] .

50

60

70

nd M

arkt

durc

hdr

20

30

40

Pote

nzia

l un

~ 1 ProzentDurchdringung

0

10

GeschoßwohnbautenGeschoß-wohnbautenwohnbauten

Solutions for Existing Buildings

Development of System ConceptsDevelopment of System Concepts1st Generation - Solar Plant Concepts for MFH(Concept for a small number of flats)

Kollek

torfel

d

KW zung

KW

Rau

mhe

iz

Trinkwasserspeicher

KWKW

Kessel

Development of System Concepts

2nd Generation - Solar Plant Concepts for MFH

Development of System Concepts

lektor

feld Energiespeicher

Raumheizung

Kolle T3 Raumheizung

War

mw

asse

r

Bereitschafts- speicher

Zirk

ulat

ion

T2

KW

W

Kessel

3rd Generation - Solar Plant Concepts for MFHp

Kollek

torfel

d

T3

Energiespeicher

Boiler

Ko

T2

T3

Kaltwasser

Warmwasser

Boiler

Kaltwasser

Boiler

Kessel

Warmwasser

Boiler

Kaltwasser

Warmwasser

Heat distribution via 2-pipe network Domestic hot water preparation via decentralised storage tanksDomestic hot water preparation via decentralised storage tanksPreferred concept for row houses (low energy density)

3rd Generation - Solar Plant Concepts for MFH

ektor

feld Energiespeicher

p

Kollek

T2

T3

Kaltwasser

Warmwasser

Kessel

Kaltwasser

Warmwasser

Kaltwasser

Warmwasser

Heat distribution via a 2-pipe network Decentralised instant hot water preparation Concept for „high energy density) MFH

Compact Heat Distribution Units

Warmwasser

Kaltwasser

1

1 2 39

10°C

45°C

Netz RL1 1

1

4

5

67 820 - 40°C

10

Heizung RL25 - 40°C

Netz VL

1 Absperrventil2 Rückschlagklappe3 Si h h it til

6 Differenzdruckregler7 Zählerpassstück8 Zonen entil

1 11

65°C Heizung VL65°C

3 Sicherheitsventil4 Durchflussgesteuerter

Temperaturregler5 Rücklauftemperaturbegrenzer

8 Zonenventil9 Passstück Kaltwasser10 Zirkulationsbrücke

Advantages of 2-pipe networksAdvantages of 2 pipe networks

Return flow nearly constant at 30°C Id l diti f l th l t

100

Ideal conditions for solar thermal systems

70

80

90 T-Netz-VL T-Netz-RL T-Solarsek.-VL T-Solarsek.-RL T-Puffer-VL

50

60

mpe

ratu

r [°C

]

30

40Tem

0

10

20

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Advantages of 2 pipe concepts

Distribution losses minimized

Advantages of 2 pipe concepts

Distribution losses minimized

Provides in all cases integration into the space g p

heating system

No problems concerning legionnaires disease

Easy counting of delivered energy for each flat Easy counting of delivered energy for each flat

due to integrated heat meters

Prefabricated heat transfer stations reduce the

labour cost easy and faultless installationlabour cost, easy and faultless installation

System MonitoringSystem Monitoring

120 m

²

TK ll

Wärmeverteilung für56 Wohneinheiten

WMZ n

Kollek

torflä

che 1

2

Neigun

g 30°

TKoll

TAussen

E i36 kW Brauchwasserbereitung

WMZ n

TSol RL

TSol VL

Daten-logger

TSek VL TPo

Energie-speicher7.500 l

Brauchwasserbereitung

KaltwasserWarmwasser

TSek RL

WMZSolar

TPm TNetz VL

T

WMZ nTPu

AutomatischerSystemwart

WMZ Netz

TNetz RL

36 kW Brauchwasserbereitung

KaltwasserWarmwasser

Systemwart

TNH RL

TNH VL

WMZ NH

Gas-brennwert-kessel225 kW Kaltwasser225 kW

Flow and return temperatures

Wärmeverteilnetztemperaturen (Vorlauf und Rücklauf) von 7 Objekten.70

Flow and return temperatures

60

65

ca. 55-65°C

45

50

55

mpe

ratu

r [°C

]

35

40

45

Syst

emte

m

20

25

30 ca. 25-37°C

2015.2.2005 00:00 16.2.2005 00:00 17.2.2005 00:00 18.2.2005 00:00 19.2.2005 00:00 20.2.2005 00:00 21.2.2005 00:00

Low return temperatures of 30°C are necessary for an p yoptimised operation of solar thermal systems

System Efficiency –Annual system utilization

Ecellent system utilization between 80 and 90% are possible with 2 pipe networks!with 2-pipe networks!

Local District Heating – Hamburg GermanyLocal District Heating – Hamburg, Germany

Source: ITW, University Stuttgart

Local District Heating - Steinfurt-Borghorst, GermanyLocal District Heating Steinfurt Borghorst, Germany


Local District Heating with Seasonal Storage

llekt

orfe

ld

llekt

orfe

ld

Local District Heating with Seasonal Storage

Hydraulische Weicheoder Pufferspeicher

Heizzentrale

Kolle

Kolle

Kaltwasser

Heiz-kessel

TW ZK

HeizzentraleWärme-übergabe-station

Wärme-übergabe-station

Wärmeübergabestation mitdirekter Heizungsanbindung

Wärmeübergabestation mitindirekter Heizungseinbindung

KaltwasserKaltwasser

SolarnetzWärmeverteilnetz

direkter Heizungsanbindungund Trinkwasserbereitungim Durchflußprinzip

indirekter Heizungseinbindungund Trinkwasserbereitungmit Speicherladesystem

Langzeit-Wärmespeicher


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Seasonal Heat Storages

Erdsonden-Wärmespeicher Aquifer-Wärmespeicher

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