Modern heat pump technology creates a gateway to tap into the energy reservoirs of the enviroment be they stored in the air or in the ground. The heat pump proves to be an intelligent, environmental-friendly and very cost-effective tool for heating the modern single-family, semidetached or even multiple-family household.

The heat pump allows you to be environmental-friendly while not having to compromise on domestic heating comforts.

 

How does a heat pump work?

Evaporation, compression, liquefaction and decompression: those are the elemental four steps of the cycle used in any heat pump. A refrigerant with extremely low boiling point (depending on the refrigerant to -50 °C or even lower) circulates during this process through the cycle.

The evaporator will draw from the environment the warmth – fluid evaporates and changes to a gaseous state. Then the steam will be compressed by a compressor to a higher temperature-level so that warmth will be delivered to the condenser. Where then the warmth is delivered to your house for your living convenience. Then the hot gas will cool down and liquify again. Finally the overpressure will be decompressed by a valve so that the refrigerant will be able to draw again the warmth from the environment and the process will start all over again.

 

 

 

The circulation of a heat pump.