In this paper the optimal energy efficiency and high pressure problem in single stage transcritical carbon dioxide vapour compression units is addressed. A real-time model-based optimisation algorithm for the optimal (or quasi-optimal, close to the optimal) pressure determination is developed as a more efficient and robust solution than literature approximated ones. The problem is solved by a model estimating the system performance and by measuring its boundary conditions. The model is obtained by an on-line artificial neural network identification technique and the optimisation problem is worked out by a particle swarm technique. The proposed algorithm is dynamically tested by simulation, considering the performance of a supply water temperature controlled carbon dioxide heat pump. It appears to successfully approximate the optimal cycle discharge pressure showing an average daily pressure deviation of 0.9 × 105Pa over a two years simulation period, corresponding to 1.1% increase in the cumulated energy consumption, compared to the optimal pressure solution. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd and IIR. All rights reserved.
A real-time algorithm for the determination of \R744\ systems optimal high pressure
CECCHINATO, LUCA;CORRADI, MARCO;MINETTO, SILVIA;RAMPAZZO, MIRCO
2012
Abstract
In this paper the optimal energy efficiency and high pressure problem in single stage transcritical carbon dioxide vapour compression units is addressed. A real-time model-based optimisation algorithm for the optimal (or quasi-optimal, close to the optimal) pressure determination is developed as a more efficient and robust solution than literature approximated ones. The problem is solved by a model estimating the system performance and by measuring its boundary conditions. The model is obtained by an on-line artificial neural network identification technique and the optimisation problem is worked out by a particle swarm technique. The proposed algorithm is dynamically tested by simulation, considering the performance of a supply water temperature controlled carbon dioxide heat pump. It appears to successfully approximate the optimal cycle discharge pressure showing an average daily pressure deviation of 0.9 × 105Pa over a two years simulation period, corresponding to 1.1% increase in the cumulated energy consumption, compared to the optimal pressure solution. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd and IIR. All rights reserved.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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