24 - 25 October 2023 // Nuremberg
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The Congress Programme 2021
Daily overview Tuesday 26 October 2021
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The European Heat Pump Summit - meeting place for the international heat pump community - took place in Nuremberg on 26 and 27 October 2021. The focus of the summit was on the professional discussions of current market developments, research and development results and the commercial and industrial application challenges.
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9:25
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9:50
A heat pump strategy for the next decade [2]
Main speaker:
Thomas Nowak - European Heat Pump Association
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
The EU energy system integration strategy and the IEA net zero by 2050 are only the most prominent examples of an increasing number of studies pointing to a most prominent role for heat pump technologies in a decarbonised society. Strong policy is needed to make these goals reality.
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9:50
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10:15
Transformative UK Heat Pump Commitment: Opportunities and Expectations for the Global Supply Chain [3]
Main speaker:
James Beal - UK Department For International Trade (DIT)
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
The UK government’s ten point plan for a green industrial revolution commits to making buildings greener, with a target to install 600,000 heat pumps every year by 2028.
The presentation will focus on the opportunities for heat pump manufacturers and the wider supply chain on the back of this policy
10:15
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10:40
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10:40
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11:05
Energy Efficiency, Safety and Sustainability of Heat Pump Applications with low GWP HFO Refrigerants [4]
Main speaker:
Hans-Dieter Küpper - Chemours Deutschland GmbH
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
Low GWP refrigerants like R-454B and R-454C allow for high energy efficiency at higher flow temperatures in residential and commercial heat pump applications. Classified as A2L refrigerants they provide higher safety and lead to overall sustainable solutions.
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11:05
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11:30
Heat Pump Systems with Low GWP Refrigerants [5]
Main speaker:
Yunho Hwang - University of Maryland/Department of Mechanical Eng
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
This work provides 2020 activities of IEA-HPT’s Annex 54: Heat Pump Systems with Low GWP Refrigerants. This annex aims at promoting low-GWP refrigerant application by developing design guidelines of optimized heat pump components and systems for low-GWP refrigerants.
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11:30
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11:50
Ground source heat pump with HC: Frascold for residential application [6]
Main speaker:
Kaven Nourrice - Frascold S.p.A.
Author(s):
Nika Bagdasarian - Frascold S.p.A.
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
Frascold's presentation concerns the case study that was carried out in collaboration with an Italian company that produces and markets innovative solutions for heating and cooling buildings or entire neighbourhoods. The case study was carried out in a residential HC ground source application with HC.
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11:50
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12:15
Ground source heat pumps with new generation refrigerants-high efficiency solutions developed for the premium market [7]
Main speaker:
Stefano Bissoli - Alfa Laval
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
Electric power availability from the grid will represent a limiting factor in the booming heat pump market, and only high COP devices will be supported in the future. Alfa Laval’s innovative solutions represent a unique and cost competitive offering to reach the maximum COP.
12:15
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13:20
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13:20
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13:45
“Blue House”, a virtuous example of the main trends of the European HVAC market [8]
Main speaker:
Dr. Eng. Alessandro Pinato - Swegon
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
A Case study: Blue House is a new HVAC plant in Malmö (Sweden), with a high efficiency low GWP inverter HP that works in synergy with the AHUs and the room terminals to ensure the best IEQ and minimize the energy consumption. Digitalization of the system allows for local and remote connectivity.
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13:45
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14:10
The future of renewable heating in apartment buildings [9]
Main speaker:
Bart Aspeslagh - Daikin Europe
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
In 2018, 46% of the EU-27 population was living in flats (Eurostat). With the ambitious decarbonization targets set by the EU, apartment buildings will require renewable heating solutions. In this presentation, Daikin Europe showcases the practical concerns and solutions for this market.
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14:10
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14:30
Fraunhofer IEG - Applied research for reshaping the heat sector [10]
Main speaker:
Arianna Passamonti - Fraunhofer Research Institution for Energy Infrastructures and Geothermal Systems IEG // Fabian Ahrendts - Fraunhofer Research Institution for Energy Infrastructures and Geothermal Systems IEG
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
In this talk the Fraunhofer Research Institution for Energy Infrastructures and Geothermal Systems IEG itself, it’s lab infrastructure as well case studies of recent and ongoing research projects regarding the devellopement of next generation heat pumps and their integration.
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14:30
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14:55
Efficiency gains of refrigeration systems by usage of heat pumps [11]
Main speaker:
Rüdiger Rudischhauser - SRMTec Group GmbH
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
Presentation of a real industrial project where the efficiency of a refrigeration system is greatly improved by the usage of a heat pump. The condensing heat is used as the heat source for the heat pump to produce hot water.
14:55
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15:25
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15:45
Saginomiya components for heat pumps [12]
Main speaker:
Marcin Michalak - Saginomiya Europe
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
The presentation will provide an overview of the line-up of Saginomiya components for hydrocarbon heat-pumps. During the webinar you will be able to get information on the products such as pressure switches and sensors or 4-way and expansion valves.
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15:45
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16:10
Can you hear it? Reducing the sound power of heat pumps to ambient noise level [13]
Main speaker:
Michael Kraus - Ziehl-Abegg SE
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
The presentation will introduce the latest development in axial fan technology. It will show the potential of axial fans which are specifically developed to achieve the lowest possible noise level including lowest tonality. Additionally, solutions of common issues with the built-in will be provided.
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16:10
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16:35
Importance of Acoustic Simulation to Evaluate the Impact of Design Modifications of Scroll Compressor [14]
Main speaker:
Enrico Fraccari - Emerson Climate Technologies GmbH
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
The reduction of heat pump noise is becoming of critical importance for the adoption of this heating technology. The presentation shows how Emerson is using acoustic simulations to support the industry to reduce the sound level and the sound quality of scroll compressors.
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16:35
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16:53
Challenges in the development of positive displacement compressors for high temperature heat pumps [15]
Main speaker:
M.Sc. Dirk Schlehuber - Bitzer Kühlmaschinenbau GmbH
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
The presentation gives an overview of the status of BITZER compressor technologies for use in high-temperature heat pumps and the upcoming technical challenges to extend the application envelops in direction of higher temperatures.
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16:53
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17:10
Bitzer HP Eco system [16]
Author(s):
Patrick Brogan - BITZER Electronics A/S
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
How Bitzer is working on making it easier to use our products. From Production of the HP to the end-user.
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17:10
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17:30
R600 Compressor for High Temperature Heat Pump [17-37]
Main speaker:
Francesco Faralli - OFFICINE MARIO DORIN
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
ATEX compressor range specifically designed for high temperature heat pumps using butane at 120°C condensing temperature and above for industrial cooling and heating processes.
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17:30
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17:50
Optimized multi-chamber test bench for various testing options for heat pumps and air conditioning units [18]
Main speaker:
Kerstin Bauereiß - EP Ehrler Prüftechnik Engineering GmbH
Location: Hall Brüssel, NCC Mitte
Complex heat pump systems with combined air conditioning and / or air heating units require more complex testing equipment. We show an optimized multi-chamber test bench enabling testing of multiple equipment types of heat pumps and air conditioning units.
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