Effect of Antifreeze Solution on Energy Consumption of Ground Source Heat Pump System Under Thermal Conditions
In cold regions,using seawater source heat pumps for winter heating requires adding antifreeze to the intermediate water to prevent lower seawater temperatures.However,due to the differences in the physicochemical properties of antifreeze,this can affect the energy consumption of the system's transportation.By establishing a mathematical calculation model for the energy consumption of system transportation and the physical parameters of antifreeze,and using the system heating capacity as a constraint,the impact of 30％glycerol solution,20％ethylene glycol solution,13.6％sodium chloride solution,and 14.7％calcium chloride solution on the energy consumption of system transportation is calculated and analyzed.The research results show that when the heating capacity of the system is constant,compared with water,the energy consumption of glycerol solution transportation increases by 35％～40％,while the energy consumption of ethylene glycol solution,sodium chloride solution,and calcium chloride solution transportation is reduced to a certain extent.It can be concluded that some antifreeze solutions have the effect of reducing pipeline resistance.Taking a seawater source heat pump system in Qingdao as an example,the energy consumption of the water pump after adding antifreeze is tracked and analyzed.
seawaterseawater source heat pumpantifreeze solutiontransportation energy consumptionsystem drag reduction
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