Case
UK university saves ∼ 50% on installation cost for agri-tech glasshouse heating system
The University of Lincoln’s new 2,246m³ innovative research glasshouse will help the UK agri-tech industry to reduce emissions and mitigate dependency on fossil fuels. To maintain the building’s’ stringent heating needs, a Nova Series heat pump solution works seamlessly in tandem with a ground source heat pump.
∼ 50%
installation cost savings
Challenge
- Advance the university’s reputation as a leader in green agri-tech R&D
- Help maintain the building’s’ strict heating needs (∼ 12°C at night and ∼ 21°C by day).
- Air source heat pump must work in tandem with a ground source heat pump array.
Solution
- 2 Nova Series modules supplying 220kW delivery at full duty.
- Scalable heat pump solution working seamlessly in tandem with a GSHP array.
- Extremely low operational noise level blends in with quiet rural setting.
Result
- ∼ 50% installation cost saving by combining ASHP and GSHP technology.
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