SNZ PAS 5210:2021
High-temperature heat pumps
Objective of this publicly available specification (PAS) is to provide advice and information to support the adoption of energy-efficient heat pump systems to deliver hot water in New Zealand commercial space heating applications (for example, schools or hospitals), and industrial process heat applications. Advice is included on how to quantify and compare the cost, performance, and environmental impact of heat pump systems. This PAS includes electrically driven packaged heat pump systems with a heating capacity greater than 10 kW and delivering a temperature between 50°C and 160°C. Both new installations and retrofit installations to replace an existing heating system are considered. Site integration of the heat pump system is also considered. This includes the use and configuration of associated thermal storage and heating fluid distribution systems, electrical supply, advanced control, data connectivity, performance monitoring, commissioning and operating, and the provision of cooling. Safety issues and the issues and impacts of refrigerant selection are also noted.
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SNZ PAS 5210:2021 High-temperature heat pumps
Technical advisory group representation
Acknowledgement
Copyright
CONTENTS
Referenced documents
Latest revisions
Review
Foreword
1 BASIC OVERVIEW
1.1 General
1.2 Terms to understand
1.3 Checklist
2 GENERAL
2.1 Interpretation and document navigation
2.2 Definitions
2.3 Abbreviations
2.4 Notations
2.5 Scope
3 HTHP SYSTEMS
3.1 Advantages of the technology
3.2 Limitations of the technology
3.3 Technical overview
3.4 Refrigerant selection
3.5 Temperature
3.6 Advanced controls scope and benefits
3.7 Thermal storage and distribution
3.8 Electrical supply
3.9 Provision of cooling
3.10 Performance monitoring
3.11 Operation instructions
3.12 Instruction of operating personnel
3.13 Documentation
3.14 Time to heat up and cool down
3.15 Expected lifetime
3.16 Maintenance requirements for continued safe and efficient operation
3.17 Checklist of questions
3.18 Safety
3.19 Connectivity
4 SPECIFICATION
4.1 Energy efficiency
4.2 Temperature lift (ΔTlift)
4.3 Seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER)
4.4 Payback and reduction in emissions calculations
4.5 General information
4.6 Commissioning
4.7 Carbon emissions
4.8 Daily heating demand
4.9 Potable water
Table 1 – Refrigerant types for HTHPs
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SNZ PAS 5210:2021 High-temperature heat pumps
Technical advisory group representation
Acknowledgement
Copyright
CONTENTS
Referenced documents
Latest revisions
Review
Foreword
1 BASIC OVERVIEW
1.1 General
1.2 Terms to understand
1.3 Checklist
2 GENERAL
2.1 Interpretation and document navigation
2.2 Definitions
2.3 Abbreviations
2.4 Notations
2.5 Scope
3 HTHP SYSTEMS
3.1 Advantages of the technology
3.2 Limitations of the technology
3.3 Technical overview
3.4 Refrigerant selection
3.5 Temperature
3.6 Advanced controls scope and benefits
3.7 Thermal storage and distribution
3.8 Electrical supply
3.9 Provision of cooling
3.10 Performance monitoring
3.11 Operation instructions
3.12 Instruction of operating personnel
3.13 Documentation
3.14 Time to heat up and cool down
3.15 Expected lifetime
3.16 Maintenance requirements for continued safe and efficient operation
3.17 Checklist of questions
3.18 Safety
3.19 Connectivity
4 SPECIFICATION
4.1 Energy efficiency
4.2 Temperature lift (ΔTlift)
4.3 Seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER)
4.4 Payback and reduction in emissions calculations
4.5 General information
4.6 Commissioning
4.7 Carbon emissions
4.8 Daily heating demand
4.9 Potable water
Table 1 – Refrigerant types for HTHPs
SNZ PAS 5210:2021
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