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Mavi,<br>
Heat pumps can't really do that - they are either on and operating at
whatever capacity they have available given the entering water
conditions or they are off. Unless they are multistage heat pumps, they
can't load follow and provide a constant outlet temperature regardless
of the inlet temperature. In reality and in simulation, you would have
to look for a method of actually doing that. One thing you could try is
to have a bypass valve upstream of the heat pump, oversize the heat
pump so that it can always heat or cool the liquid enough and then
divert some of the upstream liquid around the heat pump and mix it back
in downstream like a tempering valve.<br>
Best, <br>
David<br>
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Mavi Cambronero Vázquez wrote:
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<div>Hi everybody!!</div>
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<div>I´d like to get a fixed outlet temperature from a water-water
heat pump. Do you know how to do it???</div>
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<div>Thank you!!!</div>
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