Solar air source heat pump, a more cost-effective option
2024-12-18
Solar Air Sourceheat pumpscombine the advantages of solar collectors and air source Heat Pumps with high efficiency, environmental protection and energy saving.
In the pursuit of green and efficient energy utilization, hot water supply systems, as an indispensable part of daily life and many industrial production, are undergoing revolutionary development. The hot water system combining solar energy and air energy, with its unique advantages, stands out and becomes the choice of many scenarios, injecting a strong impetus for energy saving and comfortable living.
Solar energy is a renewable and clean energy source with wide distribution and large reserves, as well as strong seasonality and locality. When solar energy directly heats hot water for domestic use or winter heating, the hot water generated fluctuates greatly, and cannot even be utilized when encountering extremely cold and low temperatures or cloudy and rainy weather. Heat pump belongs to a kind of reverse cycle, its efficiency is higher, especially in the small temperature difference in the efficiency is higher. However, extreme weather has a great impact on heat pumps, among which, air source heat pumps have poor heating effect or even can't work when the temperature is very low in winter.
Comprehensive solar energy and heat pump features, heat pumps and solar water heating systems can be used jointly, the heat recovered from the solar water storage tank by the heat pump heating for winter heating, thereby improving the efficiency of the joint system!
The solar air source heat pump extracts heat from the air by absorbing solar energy and heating thermal oil through a concentrating trough collector, and then driving the air source heat pump unit through the high-temperature thermal oil. This design not only utilizes solar energy, but also incorporates air energy, making energy use more efficient. Compared with the traditional solar water heating system, the solar air source heat pump can continue to provide hot water through the heat pump section even on rainy days and nights, ensuring a continuous supply of hot water.