Heat Pumps in New Builds

How to build a Passivhaus: Heat Pumps in new builds
Maximize Efficiency with ASHP: Essential Design Tips and Game-Changing Insights

This on-demand webinar is a look into our air-to-water heat pumps paper, crafted to empower designers in making impactful, energy-optimized choices with air source heat pumps (ASHP) right from the early stages of design. This guidance simplifies critical design elements with a special focus on air-to-water heat pumps, shedding light on both common oversights and advanced considerations that can elevate building performance to meet diverse energy standards

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This webinar accompanies our guidance “Air-to-water heat pumps” which simplifies critical design elements with a special focus on air-to-water heat pumps, shedding light on both common oversights and advanced considerations that can elevate building performance to meet diverse energy standards.

This webinar accompanies our guidance “Air-to-water heat pumps” which simplifies critical design elements with a special focus on air-to-water heat pumps, shedding light on both common oversights and advanced considerations that can elevate building performance to meet diverse energy standards.

First delivered on: 20 November 2024
Speakers
  • Sarah Lewis
  • Sally Godber
  • Gwilym Still
  • Alan Clarke
Learning outcomes
  1. Understand key design decisions impact a Heat Pumps ‘Coefficient Of Performance’ (COP) – from heat pump siting, to pipe insulation, water flow temperatures and distribution losses. 
  2. Optimising design for heat and hot water as combined, separate or ambient loop systems. 
  3. Recognise how weather compensation / seasonal performance factor can significantly impact a systems COP. 
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Learning Outcomes

  1. Understand key design decisions impact a Heat Pumps ‘Coefficient Of Performance’ (COP) – from heat pump siting, to pipe insulation, water flow temperatures and distribution losses. 
  1. Optimising design for heat and hot water as combined, separate or ambient loop systems. 
  1. Recognise how weather compensation / seasonal performance factor can significantly impact a systems COP. 

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