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Existing reversible heat pumps are poorly suited to houses in a temperate climate with fluctuating temperatures, the author suggests. He describes tests, still continuing at the UK Electricity Council Research Centre, on a simpler experimental air-to-air unit which has performed promisingly so far. He wonders, however, whether the true economic competitor of the simple heat pump is really better thermal insulation.
Existing reversible heat pumps are poorly suited to houses in a temperate climate with fluctuating temperatures, the author suggests. He describes tests, still continuing at the UK Electricity Council Research Centre, on a simpler experimental air-to-air unit which has performed promisingly so far. He wonders, however, whether the true economic competitor of the simple heat pump is really better thermal insulation.
Heat pumps for houses?
Heap, R. D. (author)
Building Research & Information ; 7 ; 292
1979-09-01
1 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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