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Modélisation et simulation dynamiques de pompes à chaleur

2012
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Ce travail concerne la modélisation et la simulation de pompes à chaleur biétagées. Dans un premier temps, le modèle de base développé précédemment est présenté brièvement. Puis, le modèle de compresseur radial ainsi que le bilan exergétique, tous deux implémentés sur le programme gPROMS, sont expliqués. Le rapport présente enfin les différents résultats obtenus pour deux types de machines, l'une équipée de compresseur volumétrique, l'autre d'une machine radial à deux étages.

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