August 1, 2025Problems of the Regional EnergeticsOpen Access

Bivalent Carbon Dioxide Heat Pump for Heating of Multi-Story Buildings. Part II

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The bivalent heat pump effectively uses low-potential heat from both air and water, ensuring efficient heating even during emergencies.
Key findings show that the system can adapt to variable pressures within the heat pump circuit to maintain optimal performance.
Analysis includes constructing thermodynamic cycles for the heat pump, examining impacts of random disturbances on its operation.
Significance lies in creating a robust circuit for heating management, enhancing building temperature regulation during heat supply failures.

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MSM L Sit AJAnatolii Juravliov MTMihai Tirsu

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This work demonstrates improved heating performance with a bivalent heat pump using outside air and network water, indicating enhanced thermal regulation in buildings.

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Sit et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af2ef0cf1dd9ea359e6dc1 https://doi.org/10.52254/1857-0070.2025.3-67.13

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This work demonstrates improved heating performance with a bivalent heat pump using outside air and network water, indicating enhanced thermal regulation in buildings.

Bivalent Carbon Dioxide Heat Pump for Heating of Multi-Story Buildings. Part II

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Bivalent Carbon Dioxide Heat Pump for Heating of Multi-Story Buildings. Part II

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