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Publication - Experimental Study of Hydraulic and Thermal Behavior of an Ice Slurry in a Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger
CETC Number 2011-113 / 2012-02-01 Abstract Experiments were conducted in a shell and tube heat exchanger with an ethylene glycol ice slurry flowing in the tubes and hot water in the shell. Pressure loss in the tubes, inlet and outlet density for the ice slurry, in addition to inlet temperature, outlet temperature and mass flowrate for both fluids were measured. A transient study with a slurry flowrate of 10 kg/min and water flowrate of 5 kg/min revealed that, when the ice ...
Publication - IEA Heat Pump Programme
CETC Number 2011-069 / 2011-09-23 Abstract This document has been presented during the 10 th International Heat Pump Conference, held on June 27-August 31, 2011. The IEA Heat Pump Programme provides information and establishes strategic partnerships to support the development and the adoption of heat pumping technologies including heat pumps, refrigeration and air conditioning systems. Heat pumping technologies are very attractive as they can provide significant reductions in ...
Publication - Simulated Performance of a Solar Assisted Heat Pump Using Ice Slurry as a Latent Storage Material
CETC Number 2011-008 / 2011-09-16 Abstract A new solar assisted heat pump incorporating latent heat storage is proposed. Solar collectors are operated in series with a non-agitated ice storage tank, while a heat pump is used to transfer thermal energy from the ice tank to a warm water storage tank serving heating and domestic hot water demands. System performance is investigated in a high performance home in Montreal using the TRNSYS energy simulation program. Results show a ...
Publication - CFD Analysis of an Ejector for Cooling Applications
CETC Number 2011-045 / 2011-08-29 Abstract Vapour-jet ejectors have been used in cooling/refrigeration applications since the early 1900s. Recent efforts to reduce energy consumption by harnessing energy from low grade industrial waste heat or renewable energy sources have resulted in a renewed interest in this technology. This paper presents the results of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations of a vapour-jet ejector operating with R245fa as the working fluid. The impact of ...
Publication - Towards Intelligent Net Zero Energy Buildings Workshop Report
CETC Number 2011-133 / 2011-08-29 Abstract This document summarizes the workshop exploring R&D needs towards intelligent net zero energy buildings, which took place on June 30, 2011, in Varennes (Quebec), Canada. It also includes the presentations made during the event. To learn more about CanmetENERGY's activities related to building operation, visit the Building Operation Optimization section of the website. Download Full Document (, 8 032,8 KB)
Publication - Towards Net Zero Energy Solar Buildings
CETC Number 2011-118 / 2011-07-18 Abstract CanmetENERGY is leading the development of tools, innovative solutions and guidelines as chair of a research task force entitled: Towards Net Zero Energy Solar Buildings . This collaboration was established by the International Energy Agency to address the issue of how to achieve breakthrough solutions in meeting the ever increasing energy demands by the buildings sector. CanmetENERGY scientists and engineers are working with some 75 national ...
Publication - Assessment of a Sorption Chiller Driven by a Cogeneration Unit in a Residential Building
CETC Number 2011-041 / 2011-06-21 Abstract This paper describes the TRNSYS model developed to investigate the techno-economic feasibility of a small scale trigeneration system for residential or small business applications. A 210m 2 single family home located in Ontario and equipped with a commercially available 6 kWe micro cogeneration system where cooling is provided by a chiller relying on either absorption or adsorption principles was simulated. The results anticipated reductions ...