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Technology of Heat Pump Air-condition Based on Renewable Energy

LI Kui-ning

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Described the present status of development and research of heat pump,and analysed the characteristic of the renewable energy heat pump(surface water heat pump,underground water heat pump,sewage source heat pump,solar energy heat pump),air source heat pump.Put forward the development orientation and the application prospects.

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Described the present status of development and research of heat pump,and analysed the characteristic of the renewable energy heat pump(surface water heat pump,underground water heat pump,sewage source heat pump,solar energy heat pump),air source heat pump.Put forward the development orientation and the application prospects.

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Described the present status of development and research of heat pump,and analysed the characteristic of the renewable energy heat pump(surface water heat pump,underground water heat pump,sewage source heat pump,solar energy heat pump),air source heat pump.Put forward the development orientation and the application prospects.

Key concepts: Heat pump, Hybrid heat, Renewable heat, Air source heat pumps, Renewable energy, Coefficient of performance, Waste heat, Environmental science

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