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How a Heat Pump Works Posted by: aeb1722
Video duration: 66 seconds Global video hits: 229705 Senicaair.com Related: senica Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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HVAC Heat Pumps 1 Posted by: DrZarkloff
Video duration: 480 seconds Global video hits: 27360 I show the basic components that are typical in heat pumps. Related: drzarkloff, starkloff, hvac, heat, pumps Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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How heat pumps work Posted by: schvarzy
Video duration: 129 seconds Global video hits: 46484 Wondering how Heat pumps work? Look at the video. Not rocket science but very effective and very energy efficient. Visit www.ipoolsupplies.co m or http to see what heat pumps are available. Heat your swimming pool for less and use it for a longer period all year round. Related: heat pumps, water heater, pool heater, swimming pool heaters, pool supplies, pool products, solar showers, solar, heater, pac, chauffer piscines Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Geothermal Heat Pump Installation Posted by: ingramchannel
Video duration: 194 seconds Global video hits: 39449 This is a Geothermal Heat Pump Installation done by Ingram's Water & Air Equipment Related: geothermal, heat, pump, installation, systems, energy, savings, ingrams, water, air, equipment Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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HVAC Heat Pumps 2 Posted by: DrZarkloff
Video duration: 424 seconds Global video hits: 32392 I show how to do some basic troubleshooting on a heat pump defrost board. Please visit Becky's channel at: www.youtube.com Related: drzarkloff, starkloff, drz, heat, pump, darvin1968, defrost, board Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Troubleshooting The Heat Pump Posted by: ServiceF1rst
Video duration: 575 seconds Global video hits: 75248 Another demonstration clip from the Wayne Shirley Collection: Heat Pump Electrical and Refrigeration Troubleshooting Techniques. Available Exclusively at WayneShirley.com Related: wayne, shirley, heat, pumps, electrical, refrigeration, technique, hvacprotech Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Mitsubishi Ecodan Air Source Heat Pump Posted by: AyresHeating
Video duration: 210 seconds Global video hits: 10448 Air source heat pumps take heat from the outside air, extract it and use it to heat buildings. They can take heat out of the air even at 15 degrees below 0C. Air Source heat pumps are an extremely efficient way of providing heat - for every unit of energy they use, they produce 3-4 units of heat. Related: mitsubishi, ecodan, air, source, heat, pump, environmentally, friendly, heating, solutions Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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Altherma -Air Source Heat pumps from SpaceAir Posted by: altherma07
Video duration: 270 seconds Global video hits: 57246 Altherma is the commercial name given to the Daikin air source air-to-water heat pump system. The Altherma system is designed to replace conventional fossil fuel boilers (Gas/LPG/Oil/direct electric) to provide energy efficient heating and hot water to family homes. Related: altherma, heat, pump, air, conditioning, home, central, house, aircon Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
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By: henrykay01. on 04 Sep 10, 09:24:03
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By: frasermoo. on 04 Sep 10, 06:53:20
@henrykay01 you didn't. stop it.
By: frasermoo. on 04 Sep 10, 06:49:05
@Wond3rballs where is the reverse stage? heat pump means heating AND cooling in today's commercial world. this shows no heating stage.
By: frasermoo. on 04 Sep 10, 06:47:15
@riggsby24 exactly. where is the heating stage? lame.
By: Wond3rballs. on 30 Aug 10, 21:51:07
@riggsby24 If the exhaust is hot air.... you can just turn it around and have the exhaust go into your house how is this not a heat pump? (mind you there will be water in your house too so don't get too technical, I'm just wondering if you understand how the damn thing works)
By: riggsby24. on 27 Aug 10, 18:14:58
@Wond3rballs I was referring to the lack of reversing valve. This picture shows an in-wall A/C unit. The only in-wall heat pump systems that I am aware of are 'ductless heat pumps.' These (along with standard heat pumps) have an outdoor unit and an in furnace or in air-handler coil. Granted the refrigerant is only reversed to cool or heat, but this example DOES appear to only be an A/C unit.
By: GussnJulie1. on 17 Aug 10, 22:45:36
@riggsby24 same thing!
By: Selicante1. on 17 Aug 10, 20:59:56
and the heat pump???
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By: Wond3rballs. on 02 Jul 10, 16:50:18
@riggsby24 an air conditioner is a heatpump. Any heat exchanger is still a heat exchanger, just flip the bitch around and you blow hot air into the room.
By: epistte. on 27 Jun 10, 05:28:37
They forgot to mention the expansion valve that causes hot gas to get very cold when it drops in pressure. Riggsby. a heat pumps works exactly in reverse of an air conditioner, such as a heat pump or a ground source geothermal.
By: bvick777. on 18 Jun 10, 20:56:45
@skittlesmonkey expansion valves cause the refrigerant to flash cool and turn into a liquid. They also use capillary tubes that do the same thing. Basically its just a small orifice for the freon to go through and change it from one state to another..high pressure liquid to low pressure liquid. This is why it is called the liquid line between coils.
By: holiday666. on 15 Jun 10, 10:49:54
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By: holiday666. on 15 Jun 10, 10:49:16
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By: holiday666. on 15 Jun 10, 10:47:08
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By: TheSundararaj. on 05 Apr 10, 08:10:18
very impressive and educative. It explains the basic principles in easily understandable way.
By: domyaska. on 30 Mar 10, 17:01:55
thanks !!grazie
By: vmelkon. on 23 Mar 10, 22:00:54
When a substance boils, it consumes energy (the heat of evaporation). When something turns back to a liquid, it gives off heat.
By: 162Deathnote. on 20 Mar 10, 13:15:20
im gomma have to watch this about 500 times before i understand it
By: 1952kid. on 02 Mar 10, 01:25:58
When the temps go below 35 or so degrees these systems dont work, an electric heat strip comes on, and your running on electric heat the whole time untill it warms up outside . NICE BIG ELECTRIC BILLS.
By: skittlesmonkey. on 17 Feb 10, 00:45:53
is there a reason there use an expansion valve instead of something like a little turbine to harness the energy of the moment from high pressure to low, or is it just to make the mechanism simpler?
By: TheMariaXoXo. on 16 Feb 10, 18:12:32
i need THIS in german for school... maan.. i need this so much.. .:D
By: skittlesmonkey. on 14 Feb 10, 04:23:48
why is it that an expansion valve is used? isn't there energy if something is going from higher to lower pressure? why wouldn't you hook up a pneumatic motor ( or steam engine) at the spot where the liquid is allowed to expand into a gas?
By: skittlesmonkey. on 14 Feb 10, 04:23:04
@sbergman27 why is it that an expansion valve is used? isn't there energy if something is going from higher to lower pressure? why wouldn't you hook up a pneumatic motor ( or steam engine) at the spot where the liquid is allowed to expand into a gas?
By: zwaker1. on 04 Feb 10, 18:09:36
@fouxhound heat pump=airco it s the same thing..the difference is that heat pump can also give hot and not just cold..