Payne, W.
, Cho, J.
and Domanski, P.
(2014),
Normalized Performance Parameters for a Residential Heat Pump in the Cooling Mode with Single Faults Imposed, Applied Thermal Engineering, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=910617
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Normalized Performance Parameters for a Residential Heat Pump in the Cooling Mode with Single Faults Imposed
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The performance of a residential split heat pump in the cooling mode operating under nine faults was described using normalized performance parameters determined from a ratio of the faulty value to the no-fault value obtained from heat pump tests in environmental chambers. The normalized parameters were the coefficient of performance (COP), total capacity, sensible heat ratio, outdoor unit power, and total power. A correlation for the normalized performance parameters was developed to produce a continuous representation of the performance characteristics given the fault level and indoor and outdoor temperature conditions.Citation
Applied Thermal Engineering
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air conditioner, fault detection, heat pump, normalized performance prediction, performance empirical correlation
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