Division 7 Seasonal space heating energy efficiency of heat pumps using internal combustion engine:
United Kingdom
- (a)
The seasonal space heating energy efficiency ηs,h shall be calculated on the basis of the seasonal primary energy ratio in heating mode SPERh , corrected by contributions accounting for temperature control and, for water/brine-to-water heat pumps only, the electricity consumption of ground water pump(s).
- (b)
The seasonal primary energy efficiency ratio in heating mode SPERh shall be calculated on the basis of seasonal gas utilisation efficiency in heating mode SGUEh , the seasonal auxiliary energy factor in heating mode SAEFh taking into account the conversion coefficient for electricity CC.
- (c)
The seasonal gas utilisation efficiency in heating mode SGUEh shall be based on the part load for heating Ph (Tj ) divided by the bin-specific gas utilisation efficiency when heating at partial load GUEh,bin , weighted by the bin-hours the bin conditions occurs, using the conditions set out below;
- (d)
The SAEFh shall be based on the reference annual heating demand QH and the reference annual energy consumption for heating QHE ;
- (e)
The reference annual heating demand QH shall be based on the design heating load Pdesign,h multiplied by the annual equivalent active mode hours HHE as set out in Table 29;
- (f)
The annual energy consumption for heating QHE shall be calculated as the sum of:
- (1)
the ratio of the reference annual heating demand QH and the seasonal auxiliary energy factor in heating mode in active mode SAEFh,on ; and
- (2)
the energy consumption during thermostat-off, standby, off and crankcase heater mode during the designated season;
- (1)
- (g)
The SAEFh,on shall be based (insofar as relevant) on the part load for heating Ph (Tj ) and the auxiliary energy factor in heating mode at partial load AEFh,bin , weighted by the bin-hours the bin conditions occurs using the conditions set out below;
- (h)
The conditions to calculate the SGUEh and the SAEFh,on shall take into account:
- (1)
the reference design conditions set out in Table 24;
- (2)
the European average heating season set out in Table 26;
- (3)
if applicable, the effects of the degradation of the energy efficiency caused by cycling depending on the type of control of the heating capacity.
- (1)
Notes on Annex III
Footnotes
- f1
The wet bulb temperature condition is not required when testing units which do not evaporate condensate.
- f2
For units designed for heating and cooling mode, the flow rate obtained during the test at standard rating conditions in cooling mode is used.
- f3
Outlet temperatures dependent on water flow rate as determined at standard rating conditions (100 % part load ratio when cooling, 88 % when heating)
- f4
With the water flow rate determined during ‘A’ test for units with a fixed water flow rate or with a variable flow rate.
- f5
With the water flow rate determined during ‘A’ test for units with a fixed water flow rate or with a variable flow rate.