Industrial Air To Water Heat Pump

Industrial Air To Water Heat Pump

Industrial Air to Water Heat Pumps utilize ambient air as a renewable thermal source, transferring energy to a central water circuit for space heating, cooling, and industrial process applications.

Product Overview

 

Industrial Air to Water Heat Pumps utilize ambient air as a renewable thermal source, transferring energy to a central water circuit for space heating, cooling, and industrial process applications. The current high-capacity lineup provides heating outputs from 75.5 kW to 172.5 kW and cooling outputs from 53.3 kW to 115 kW, driven by three-phase 380 V, 50/60 Hz power supplies. Equipped with EVI DC inverter compressors and configured with DN50 to DN80 water connections, these units are engineered for centralized hydronic networks that require reliable thermal performance under demanding operating conditions.

 

Industrial Air to Water Heat Pump Technical Specifications

 

Specification

Unit A (75.5 kW)

Unit B (86.1 kW)

Unit C (143.3 kW)

Unit D (172.5 kW)

Power Supply

380 V, 50/60 Hz

380 V, 50/60 Hz

380 V, 50/60 Hz

380 V, 50/60 Hz

Max. AC Input Power

23 kW

26 kW

48 kW

52 kW

Max. AC Input Current

35 A

40 A

73 A

79 A

Rated Heating Capacity

75.5 kW (258,135 Btu/h)

86.1 kW (294,376 Btu/h)

143.3 kW (489,943 Btu/h)

172.5 kW (589,778 Btu/h)

Rated Heating Input Power

20.68 kW

24.46 kW

40.15 kW

49.15 kW

COP at Rated Heating

3.65

3.52

3.57

3.51

Rated Cooling Capacity

53.3 kW

58.5 kW

100 kW

115 kW

Rated Cooling Input Power

18.7 kW

20.67 kW

35.1 kW

45.3 kW

EER at Rated Cooling

2.86

2.83

2.85

2.82

Compressor Type

EVI DC Inverter

EVI DC Inverter

EVI DC Inverter

EVI DC Inverter

Compressor Quantity

2

2

4

4

Refrigerant

R410A / R32

R410A / R32

R410A / R32

R410A / R32

Water Flow

13 m3/h

14.8 m3/h

24.6 m3/h

29.7 m3/h

Water Pressure Drop

less than or equal to 35 kPa

less than or equal to 35 kPa

less than or equal to 38 kPa

less than or equal to 50 kPa

Water Connection

DN50

DN50

DN65

DN80

Air Discharge Configuration

Top Discharge

Top Discharge

Top Discharge

Top Discharge

Outdoor Noise Level

less than or equal to 71 dB

less than or equal to 71 dB

less than or equal to 73 dB

less than or equal to 73 dB

Unit Weight

690 kg

720 kg

1,050 kg

1,100 kg

Unit Dimensions

1990 x 900 x 1780 mm

1990 x 900 x 1780 mm

2250 x 1180 x 2300 mm

2250 x 1180 x 2300 mm

 

Typical Applications

 

Commercial HVAC Hydronic Loops
Directly connects to centralized water distribution systems serving office complexes, hospitality facilities, and institutional buildings via fan coil units, air handling units, and hydraulic separators.

 

Industrial Process Water Heating
Provides controlled thermal input for manufacturing processes, washing systems, and secondary loop heat exchangers within operational temperature envelopes.

 

Large-Scale Swimming Pool Heating
Integrates with commercial pool water circuits using corrosion-resistant heat exchanger configurations to maintain pool temperatures efficiently.

 

Agricultural Greenhouse Thermal Supply
Supplies continuous hydronic heating loops for large agricultural structures, maintaining precise ambient growing conditions based on calculated heat-loss profiles.

 

Operating Principle and Hydronic Integration

 

The thermodynamic cycle extracts low-grade thermal energy from ambient outdoor air via the outdoor evaporator coil. The refrigerant is compressed through an EVI DC inverter compressor to elevate its temperature and pressure, subsequently transferring thermal energy to the water loop through a high-efficiency plate or shell-and-tube heat exchanger. For cooling operations, the cycle reverses to extract heat from the circulating water system and reject it to the atmosphere.

 

System Energy Flow
Outdoor Air -> Evaporator -> EVI DC Inverter Compressor -> Water-Side Heat Exchanger -> Hydronic Loop

 

The centralized water circuit distributes thermal energy downstream to compatible terminal equipment, including fan coil units, air handling units, radiant floor loops, plate heat exchangers, and buffer storage tanks.

 

Engineering Advantages of EVI Inverter Technology

 

Industrial applications demand continuous thermal stability across fluctuating ambient conditions. Enhanced Vapor Injection (EVI) DC inverter architecture addresses these requirements through specific technical mechanisms:

 

Capacity Modulation: The inverter-driven compressor dynamically adjusts operating speed to match real-time thermal load variations rather than operating exclusively on fixed on-off cycles.

 

Low-Temperature Heating Performance: EVI refrigerant injection maintains refrigerant mass flow and compression efficiency when outdoor ambient temperatures drop.

 

Hydraulic Stability: Continuous modulation prevents excessive thermal shock to the water loop, stabilizing leaving water temperatures across variable seasonal profiles.

 

Manufacturing and Quality Assurance

 

Industrial reliability depends on strict internal assembly and testing protocols:

 

Refrigerant Circuit Integrity: Nitrogen pressure testing and vacuum dehydration to prevent moisture contamination and leaks.

 

Brazing Quality: Visual and pressure inspection of copper-to-copper and copper-to-brass brazed joints.

 

Electrical and Control Testing: Insulation resistance testing, high-voltage dielectric testing, and complete functional verification of inverter drives and electronic expansion valves.

 

Hydrostatic Testing: Water-side pressure testing of heat exchangers to verify structural integrity under operating pressures.

 

FAQ

 

Q: Can these units operate in sub-zero ambient temperatures?

A: Yes. EVI DC inverter technology allows the compressors to extract thermal energy at low ambient conditions. Final operating limits depend on project-specific design temperatures and defrost schedules.

Q: Are buffer tanks required in the hydronic circuit?

A: Buffer tanks are strongly recommended in industrial hydronic installations to maintain minimum water volume, prevent short-cycling of the compressors, and stabilize water temperature fluctuations.

Q: Can these units be integrated with photovoltaic solar systems?

A: Yes. The three-phase units can be integrated into renewable energy microgrids where solar generation offsets grid electrical consumption based on system engineering design.

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