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Optimization of Process Parameters of Ground Source Heat Pumps for Space Heating Applications with Taguchi Method

MUSTAFA BAHADIR ÖZDEMİR
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991–998
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The most significant parameter on the COPsys for space heating applications of GSHP system were found as Ti,sa and To,sa with 48.4 %..

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this paper, optimization of the influence of the process parameters of ground source heat pump (GSHP) with the double U tube heat exchanger for space heating applications was performed.
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Key Findings & Data:The coefficient of performance (COPsys) in GSHP system was investigated during experimental measurements with various process parameters; space air inlet/outlet temperatures (Ti,sa and To,sa) and soil inlet/outlet temperatures (Ti,wa and To,wa).
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In this paper, optimization of the influence of the process parameters of ground source heat pump (GSHP) with the double U tube heat exchanger for space heating applications was performed. The coefficient of performance (COPsys) in GSHP system was investigated during experimental measurements with various process parameters; space air inlet/outlet temperatures (Ti,sa and To,sa) and soil inlet/outlet temperatures (Ti,wa and To,wa). Taguchi method performed for obtained the optimum process conditions on the COPsys in GSHP system. Taguchi experimental design considered as L16 orthogonal array. The most influence of process parameter on the COPsys in GSHP system was evaluated by using analysis of variance (ANOVA) and signal/noise (S/N) ratio. The optimum process parameter was determined as A4B1C1D1 for COPsys in GSHP with ANOVA analysis. The optimum levels were computed as Ti,sa at Level 1 (32 °C), the To,sa at Level 2 (17°C), the Ti,wa at Level 2 (6°C) and and the To,wa at Level 1 (9°C). The most significant parameter on the COPsys for space heating applications of GSHP system were found as Ti,sa and To,sa with 48.4 %..

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In this paper, optimization of the influence of the process parameters of ground source heat pump (GSHP) with the double U tube heat exchanger for space heating applications was performed. The coefficient of performance (COPsys) in GSHP system was investigated during experimental measurements with various process parameters; space air inlet/outlet temperatures (Ti,sa and To,sa) and soil inlet/outlet temperatures (Ti,wa and To,wa). Taguchi method performed for obtained the optimum process conditions on the COPsys in GSHP system. Taguchi experimental design considered as L16 orthogonal array. The most influence of process parameter on the COPsys in GSHP system was evaluated by using analysis of variance (ANOVA) and signal/noise (S/N) ratio. The optimum process parameter was determined as A4B1C1D1 for COPsys in GSHP with ANOVA analysis. The optimum levels were computed as Ti,sa at Level 1 (32 °C), the To,sa at Level 2 (17°C), the Ti,wa at Level 2 (6°C) and and the To,wa at Level 1 (9°C). The most significant parameter on the COPsys for space heating applications of GSHP system were found as Ti,sa and To,sa with 48.4 %..

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ÖZDEMİR, M. B. (2018). Optimization of Process Parameters of Ground Source Heat Pumps for Space Heating Applications with Taguchi Method. Politeknik Dergisi, Cilt: 21 - Sayı: 4, 991–998. https://ajindex.com/articles/306491

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