Designing Air-to-Water HP Systems for Existing Building Michael Ridler, Eden Energy

Описание: Join Michael Ridler from Eden Energy Equipment as he speaks at the Atlantic Heat Pump Symposium in Halifax, Nova Scotia. In this session, Michael explores the practical application of air-to-water heat pumps in existing buildings, emphasizing the importance of retrofitting. Learn about the benefits and challenges of these systems, understand their energy efficiency, and discover how thermal storage can be efficiently managed. Michael's extensive experience and engaging storytelling provide valuable insights for HVACR professionals looking to modernize heating and cooling solutions.

This video was produced by Teal Maker Consulting.

00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:30 Speaker's Background and Experience
01:33 Introduction to Air to Water Heat Pumps
02:38 Real World Scenario in Ontario
03:10 Engaging Builders in the HVAC Industry
04:48 Benefits of Air to Water Heat Pumps
05:58 Installation and Practicality
06:28 Future Proofing with Air to Water Heat Pumps
08:41 Understanding Hydronic Heating
09:40 Low Temperature Emitters and Design
16:26 Efficiency and Cost Effectiveness
25:13 Thermal Energy Storage
27:39 Geothermal Systems and Energy Storage
28:42 Challenges and Incentives for Geothermal
32:44 Phase Change Thermal Storage
33:54 Introduction to Phase Change Battery
34:14 Understanding Sensible and Latent Energy
34:45 Phase Change Battery Performance
35:40 Advantages of Phase Change Batteries
35:56 Phase Change Battery Installations in Europe
36:23 Scalability and Footprint of Phase Change Batteries
37:06 Simple Deployment of Phase Change Technology
37:35 Commercial Applications and Grid Impact
38:33 Domestic Hot Water and Phase Change Batteries
40:02 Comparing Traditional and Phase Change Water Heaters
44:36 Cost and Installation of Phase Change Batteries
46:52 Hydronic Emitters and Installation
50:06 Phase Change Battery Technology and Research
56:43 Phase Change Battery Lifespan and Reliability
01:03:37 Conclusion and Final Thoughts