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Simulation of a magnetocaloric heating network.
The concept and methodology of a magnetocaloric heating network is proposed. A small thermal network consisting of several magnetocaloric heat pumps (MCHP) is considered from the point of their scaling and connection properties. We found a linear scaling law following the heating power variation with AMR mass, which can be included in an MCHP lookup table produced by a 1D transient AMR model. To estimate the performance of networks with different number of MCHPs, a set of single MCHPs coupled through temperature boundary conditions are modelled and network formulas are applied for the reference case of Gd packed beds. A performance optimum is found for specific design points compliant with building heating applications.
- Aalborg University Denmark
- University of Southern Denmark Denmark
- Technical University of Denmark Denmark
ENERGY EFFICIENCY, HEATING, MAGNETOCALORIC MATERIAL, HEAT PUMP, MODELLING, NETWORK, SCALING, COP
ENERGY EFFICIENCY, HEATING, MAGNETOCALORIC MATERIAL, HEAT PUMP, MODELLING, NETWORK, SCALING, COP
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