Applications

High-temperature heat pumps can be integrated in a variety of applications - both in existing plants and as part of new process equipment. The integration is a crucial aspect in terms of ensuring the highest performances achieved by installations which can be realized in economically feasible projects.

Overview

  • Sectors and processes

    High-temperature heat pumps may be applied in a variety of sectors and applications. This project focuses on applications in the food sector.

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  • Application potential

    Increasing the supply temperatures to 200 °C enables covering up to 37 % of the industrial process heat demand in the EU with potential CO2 reductions of 146 MT/a.

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  • Competitiveness of HTHPs

    Heat pumps are the most effective technology for electricity-based supply of process heat while being an economically competitive solution in a variety of applications.

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  • Process integration

    High-temperature heat pumps may be integrated at a variety of levels, such as the process level, the unit level or the utility level. The selection of the level of integration is a…

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  • Temperature Glide Matching

    Good matches of the temperature profiles of the working fluids and the secondary process fluids are a prerequisite for reaching the highest performances.

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  • Electrification of industrial steam systems

    Heat pump-based steam systems as an economically attractive option.

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  • Traditional steam systems

    Traditional steam systems designed for generating and distributing steam at high pressures.

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  • Heat pump-based steam systems

    High-temperature heat pumps as an efficient way to electrify process heat.

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  • Refrigeration and high-temperature heat pumps systems combined

    Combining the refrigeration system and the high-temperature heat pump to improve the overall efficiency.

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  • A combined refrigeration and high-temperature heat pumps systems for a brewery

    A case study from a Danish brewery shows potential, but also challenges.

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