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12Th IEA Heat Pump Programme and Papers Program overview Full program Monday, May 15 Tuesday, May 16 Wednesday, May 17 Thursday, May 18 Poster sessions Download papers Logout Please find the all the HPC 2017 full papers below as downloadable PDF. Please click on the title to open the paper. To download the papers as ZIP file per track please click here. Tuesday, May 16, 2017 09:00 - 10:30 Plenary Opening 09:00 - 09:30 Welcome address Per Jonasson, Chairman IOC Merei Wagenaar, Manager Department of Energy Market & Innovation, Ministry of Economic Affairs Stephan Renz, Chairman of IEA Technical Collaboration Program on Heat Pumping Technologies 09:30 - 10:30 Policy Jean-François Gagné, Head of the Energy Technology Policy Division, the International Energy Agency (IEA) Hans van Steen, DG Energy, European Commission Michael Taylor, International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) 10:30 - 11:00 Coffee break and poster session 11:00 - 12:00 Plenary Opening continued - Topical 11:00 - 11:20 PO.01 The role of heat pumps in the transformation of national energy systems - Example Germany Prof. Dr. Hans-Martin Henning, Director, Fraunhofer - Institute for Solar Energy Systems (ISE) 11:20 - 11:40 PO.02 Effectively Managing the Transition to Lower GWP Refrigerants Karim Amrane, Senior Vice President, Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) 11:40 - 12:00 PO.03 Stimulating Social Application of Energy-Efficient Technology for Climate Change Mitigation Prof. Kensuke Fukushi, Tokyo University for Integrated Research System for Sustainability Science 12:00 - 13:00 Lunch, poster session and exhibition 13:00 - 14:50 1.1 Supermarkets 2.1 Market and Policy 3.1 Air Conditioning 4.1 Working Fluids 13:00 - 13:25 K.1.1.1 Performance K.2.1.1 Growing for good? The European K.3.1.1 Evaluation and K.4.1.1 AHRI's Research on indicators for energy Heat Pump Market - Status and outlook Development of Air- Rooftop Packaged Heat Pumps efficient supermarket Thomas Nowak, General Secretary, conditioners using Low GWP Mr. Xudong Wang, Air- buildings European Heat Pump Association (EHPA) Refrigerant Conditioning, Heating, and Mr. Sietze van der Sluis, Taira Shigeharu, Daikin Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) Saint Trofee Industries, LTD 13:25 - 13:45 O.1.1.1 Integration of the O.2.1.1 Strategic outlook of Heat pump O.3.1.1 Development of O.4.1.1 Different ethyl hidden refrigeration development in China Steady-State Reference Model alcohol secondary fluids used capacity as heat pump in Mr. Hengyi Zhao, International Copper for Heat Pump System Based for GSHP in Europe smart energy systems Association Shanghai Office on Real-time Machine Miss. Monika Ignatowicz, KTH Dr. Torben Funder- Learning Algorithm Royal Institute of Technology Kristensen, Danfoss Prof. Dr. Minsung Kim, Chung- Ang University 13:45 - 14:05 O.1.1.2 Benefits of O.2.1.2 The U.S. Residential Heat Pump O.3.1.2 Study of In Situ O.4.1.2 Thermodynamic integration between heat Market, a Decade after “The Crisis” Performance of the VRF Performance Assessment of pumps and food Mr. Edward Vineyard, Oak Ridge National Multi-split Air Conditioner for R32 and R1234yf Mixtures as refrigeration systems for Laboratory the Commercial Building Alternatives of R410A commercial applications: an Mr. Hirotaka Hanazaki, Tokyo Prof. Yunho Hwang, University example of efficient energy Electric Power Company of Maryland recovery for Near Zero Holdings, inc. Energy Buildings Mr. Sergio Maria Capanelli, Carel Industries 14:05 - 14:25 O.1.1.3 Evaluation of O.2.1.3 The Role of Heat Pumps in O.3.1.3 Advanced Round- O.4.1.3 Performance alternatives to R404 the Renewable Heating and Cooling Tube, Plate-Fin (RTPF) Heat- Optimization of Alternative most common refrigerant in Mr. Hermann Halozan, Graz University of Exchanger Coils Contribute to Lower Global Warming Swedish grocery stores Technology the High Efficiency of Heat Potential Refrigerants in Mr. Ola Gustafsson, SP Pumps Mini-Split Room Air Technical Research Institute Mr. Nigel Cotton, Conditioners of Sweden International Copper Dr. Omar Abdelaziz, Oak Association Ridge National Laboratory 14:25 - 14:45 O.1.1.4 Control strategies O.2.1.4 The Heat Pump Market, Its Market O.3.1.4 Investigation of Port O.4.1.4 Research on of CO2 refrigeration / heat Drivers and How to Have an Impact on Level Flow Maldistribution in condensation heat transfer of pump system for Them in Finland Microchannel Heat Exchanger R447A, R134a , R32, supermarkets Mr. Jussi Hirvonen, Finnish Heat Pump Prof. Reinhard Radermacher, R410Aand R1234ze(E) in Dr. Carlos Infante Ferreira, Association SULPU ry University of Maryland extrude multi-port tube Delft University of Dr. Minxia Li, Thermal Energy Technology Research Institute of Tianjin University 14:50 - 15:30 Coffee break, poster session and exhibition 15:30 - 17:15 1.2 Commercial buildings 2.2 Hybrids 3.2 Air Conditioning 4.2 Working Fluids 15:30 - 15:50 O.1.2.1 Heat Pump Pre- O.2.2.1 Hybrid Heat Pumps minimize O.3.2.1 Investigation on O.4.2.1 Performance analysis Screening Tool for New emissions and minimize overall costs effects of piping on heating of double-effect absorption Commercial and Drs. Pieter Nienhuis, NV Nederlandse performance of multi-split heat pump cycle using Institutional Buildings Gasunie variable refrigerant flow NH3/ILs pairs Mr. Daniel Giguère, Natural system Mr. Meng Wang, TU Delft Resources Canada, Ms. Ziai Li, Tsinghua CanmetENERGY University 15:50 - 16:10 O.1.2.2 Performance of O.2.2.2 Design optimisation of hybrid heat O.3.2.2 Experimental study O.4.2.2 Application of Viper Chilled Water Storage pumps for new and retrofit buildings in on the characteristics of Energy Recovery Expansion Assisted Variable France scroll compressor with vapor Device in Transcritical Carbon Refrigerant Flow System Mrs. Michèle Mondot, CETIAT injection for electric vehicles Dioxide Refrigeration Cycle Prof. Yunho Hwang, air conditioning Mr. Riley Barta, Purdue University of Maryland Dr. Xu Shuxue, Beijing University, Ray W. Herrick University of Technology Labs 16:10 - 16:30 O.1.2.3 Development of O.2.2.3 Early results from the FREEDOM O.3.2.3 Steady State ModelingO.4.2.3 Experimental compact air heat pump project: fully-optimised hybrid heat pumps of Advanced Vapor Comparison of Different Two- module chiller providing demand flexibility Compression Systems with Phase Refrigerant Mr. Takuya Ito, Mitsubishi Dr. Edwin Carter, PassivSystems Ltd Multiple Air and Refrigerant Distribution Devices electric corporation air- Loops Mr. Simon Braungardt, conditioning & refrigeration Prof. Reinhard Radermacher, Fraunhofer - Institute for systems University of Maryland Solar Energy Systems (ISE) 16:30 - 16:50 O.1.2.4 A New Dedicated O.2.2.4 Full-scale experimental O.3.2.4 Compressor Explosion O.4.2.4 Multi-criteria decision Outdoor Air System with investigation of a heat-pump-based system Accident at Pump-Down of Air making analysis in refrigerant Exhaust Air Heat Recovery for maximizing passive solar gains in Conditioners selection for residential heat Dr. Xiang Cao, Tongji housing--Preliminary results Mr. Tomohiro Higashi, The pump systems University Prof. Ian Beausoleil-Morrison, Carleton University of Tokyo Mr. Pavel Makhnatch, KTH University Royal Institute of Technology 16:50 - 17:10 O.1.2.5 Influence of LED O.2.2.5 Evaluation of combining an air-to- O.3.2.5 Study of A Air- O.4.2.5 Evaluation of Lamps on Air-conditioning water heat pump with a stove with water conditioning System Performance for Heat Pump Load and Energy pocket for residential heating Combining A Green Roof as System using Low GWP Consumption in Commercial Dr. Volker Lenz, Deutsches Heat Storage Unit - Analysis Refrigerants in High Ambient Buildings Biomasseforschungszentrum gemeinn of Operating Characteristic of Temperature Prof. Dr. Masafumi Hirota, A Reduction Model Apparatus Taira Shigeharu, Daikin Mie University Prof. Dr. Toshio Otaka, Industries, LTD Kokushikan University 17:15 - 18:00 Poster session and exhibition Program overview Full program Monday, May 15 Tuesday, May 16 Wednesday, May 17 Thursday, May 18 Poster sessions Download papers Logout Please find the all the HPC 2017 full papers below as downloadable PDF. Please click on the title to open the paper. To download the papers as ZIP file per track please click here. Wednesday, May 17, 2017 08:30 - 10:15 1.3 NZEB 2.3 Smart Grids 3.3 Industry 4.3 Sorption Technologies 08:30 - 08:55 K.1.3.1 Application of GSHP K.2.3.1 Next Generation Heat K.3.3.1 Flexible heat supply and K.4.3.1 Adsorption Heat Pumps system in nearly zero energy Pump Systems with Enhanced sustainability and Chillers – Recent building (NZEB) Smart Grid Response Capability Jan Grift, Senior Energy Analyst, Developments for Materials and Prof. Wei Xu, Chairman, China for the United States Market Energy Matters Components Committee of Heating Dr. Ammi Amarnath, Electric Dr. Walter Mittelbach, SorTech Ventilation & Air Conditioning Power Research Institute AG (CCHVAC) 08:55 - 09:15 O.1.3.1 Field Monitoring of a O.2.3.1 Market driven vs. grid O.3.3.1 Off-design of high O.4.3.1 Optimization of solar Nearly Zero Energy Building supporting heat pump operation temperature hybrid heat pump cooling system in Greek hotel Prof. Carsten Wemhoener, HSR in low voltage distribution grids Miss. Karoline Kvalsvik, SINTEF including cooling production and Hochschule für Technik with high heat pump rejection heat recovery Rapperswil penetration - an Austrian case Mr. Michal Bejček, CTU in study Prague Mr. Matthias Stifter, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology 09:15 - 09:35 O.1.3.2 Developing synergies for O.2.3.2 Flexibility of heat pump O.3.3.2 Theoretical and O.4.3.2 Analysis and testing of a automated optimal control of pools: The use of SG-Ready from Experimental Study on High- novel double-stage adsorption- residential heat pumps an aggregators perspective Temperature Heat Pumps Using compression chiller for Mr.
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