Japan seawater source heat pump in Qingshui Port Aquarium put into use
Researchers at Nishikawatsu University in Japan have developed a new type of heat pump that uses the latent heat of seawater as a heat source for heat pump systems to meet indoor temperature and relative humidity requirements. At present, the heat pump system has been put into use in Japan's Shimizu Port Aquarium. The new heat pump not only has the price advantage of air source heat pump, but also has the seawater source heat pump performance advantages. The system uses off-peak hours of electricity to cool seawater. At night, the heat pump is running to collect seawater heat and then stored in a freezer. The sea water source heat pump energy saving through the following two ways to achieve: First, the water heat transfer efficiency is much higher than the air; second, in winter, the sea water temperature is usually higher than the ambient temperature, summer and below the ambient temperature, so Help to improve the heat pump operating efficiency. Researchers believe the cost of running the new heat pump system is significantly lower when compared to traditional air-source heat pumps and fuel systems when it is in operation; it is also believed that emissions of greenhouse gases such as CO2 are lower than those of other conventional heat pump systems. Shaping machine is a machine designed for giving desired shapes to the surfaces that may be horizontal, vertical and flat. A shaping tool is used to cut in curves, different angles, and many other shapes. A disc is responsible for the tool rotation which results in the forward and backward movement. The cutting tool is used to give the shape to the hard surface of metal or wood by removing the excess material. New Type Shaping Machine,Shaping Machine,Hydraulic Shaper Machine,Shaper Machine Price Jiangsu Hoston Machine Tools Co., Ltd. , https://www.haostonmachinetools.com
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