MACSHEEP

MACSHEEP
Titre :	New Materials and Control for a next generation of compact combined Solar and heat pump systems with boosted energetic and exergetic performance
Budget :	3 088 k€
Subventions :	FP7-ENERGY (2 259 k€)
Sous-programme :	ENERGY.2011.4.1-1
Type de contrat :	Collaborative project (generic)
Début :	02 janvier 2012
Fin :	1er janvier 2016
Site officiel :	http://www.macsheep.spf.ch/Home.229.0.html
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MACSHEEP est l'acronyme du projet européen New Materials and Control for a next generation of compact combined Solar and heat pump systems with boosted energetic and exergetic performance, qui a pour référence sur le service CORDIS 282825.

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Note : Les objectifs suivants sont repris de la fiche du projet sur Cordis

Objective

The objective of this project is to develop new innovative products and advanced test methods for a next generation of compact combined renewable energy systems based on solar thermal and heat pump technology for space heating and hot water preparation, using breakthroughs in ICT, new materials and technology. The goal is to achieve 25% energy savings compared to current state of the art systems, with still competitive prices on the market. Thus, the work proposed aims for a seasonal performance factor of the system (solar and heat pump) of e.g. 6 as compared to 4.5 for the current state of the art. This will be possible by using new materials, components and ICT in an integrative approach for new system concepts where the focus is on the overall system's cost and performance. A systematic approach will be used to evaluate new breakthroughs such as e.g. low-cost materials and selective paint for solar collectors that collect solar irradiation as well as ambient heat and PV/T collectors that produce heat as well as electricity. Exergetic optimization of heat pump circuits includes using de-superheating heat exchangers for DHW preparation as a by-product of the more efficient space heating operation, and variable speed controlled compressors for heat pumps that match the collector heat input to the evaporator and/or the demand. New storage concepts include phase change materials (PCM) on the cold side of the heat pump, low cost materials for storage tank construction, improved temperature stratification and charging/discharging control. On the control and ICT side, weather and user forecast based predictive control for intelligent storage charging by different heat sources will help to increase the overall system performance significantly. Online monitoring and fault detection within small controller units will be used to increase system reliability both for the installation phase and for the whole operational life of the installation.

 

Les partenaires du projet

Coordinateur du projet

• Hochschule für technik Rapperswil (HSR) - Rapperswil (Saint-Gall) (A pour pays coordinateur de projet européen::Suisse)

Partenaires

• Viessmann Faulquemont SAS - Faulquemont - Contact : Bernd Hafner
• Commissariat à l'énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives (CEA) - Paris (Île-de-France, France)
• Regulus spol SRO - Prague (République tchèque)
• Énergie solaire SA - Sierre (Suisse)
• Ratiotherm heizung - Solartechnik GMBH & CO. KG - Dollnstein (Bavière - Allemagne)
• Université technique de Prague - Prague (République tchèque)
• Université technique de Graz - Graz (Autriche)
• Högskolan Dalarna (Université de Dalécarlie) - Falun (Suède)

Financement

• Coût total du projet : 3 088 642 €
• Subvention de la Commission européenne (programme FP7-ENERGY) : 2 259 013 €

Dates importantes

• Date de début : 02 janvier 2012
• Date de fin : 1^er janvier 2016

Voir aussi

Liens externes

• Le site officiel du projet
• Le site officiel de la Hochschule für technik Rapperswil