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Heat pumps - HP FAT

On this page, you can download our calculation programme HP FAT (Heat Pump First Assessment Tool). HP FAT is a freeware, based on EES and the related manual. HP FAT is intended to be a helping tool for the first examination of a future heat pump application.

The programme utilizes the fact that there is a theoretical maximum for COP for a set of particular temperatures. This theoretical value is reduced to a realistic expected value, after which you can carry out an estimation of the heating capacity and simple financial key figures.

Fundamentally, the model is based upon Lorez-COP, which is an extended edition of Carnot-COP, where the possibility for utilizing the temparute change in both the cold and warm side of the heat pump is taken into account. Expressed in popular terms, Lorenz-COP is the total COP for a lot of series-connected heat pumps which each has Carnot-COP.

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The programme is available as it is and exists without any garantee with regard to the use, practicability or suitability for specific purposes.

Danish Technological Institute cannot guarentee that the information in the programme is correct or exhaustive. Danish Technological Institue can at any time carry out changes in the programme, without incurring a liability.

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