Ett självförsörjande utomhusbad

The municipal outdoor swimming pools of Bälingebadet, situated in Bälinge north of Uppsala, is today mostly heated by electric heating, and an insufficient solar heating system. Bälingebadet is managed by Sportfastigheter AB, which in turn is owned by Uppsala municipality. Today the facility is plag...

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Autores principales: Dahlberg Rosell, Mårten, Eriksson, Emil, Jonasson, Erik, Knudsen, Clara, Leao, Theodorik, Rahimi Ata, Kooscha-Kevin, Strandler, Erik, Widéen, Eric
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Publicado: SLU/Dept. of Energy and Technology 2017
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author Dahlberg Rosell, Mårten
Eriksson, Emil
Jonasson, Erik
Knudsen, Clara
Leao, Theodorik
Rahimi Ata, Kooscha-Kevin
Strandler, Erik
Widéen, Eric
author_browse Dahlberg Rosell, Mårten
Eriksson, Emil
Jonasson, Erik
Knudsen, Clara
Leao, Theodorik
Rahimi Ata, Kooscha-Kevin
Strandler, Erik
Widéen, Eric
author_facet Dahlberg Rosell, Mårten
Eriksson, Emil
Jonasson, Erik
Knudsen, Clara
Leao, Theodorik
Rahimi Ata, Kooscha-Kevin
Strandler, Erik
Widéen, Eric
author_sort Dahlberg Rosell, Mårten
collection Epsilon Archive for Student Projects
description The municipal outdoor swimming pools of Bälingebadet, situated in Bälinge north of Uppsala, is today mostly heated by electric heating, and an insufficient solar heating system. Bälingebadet is managed by Sportfastigheter AB, which in turn is owned by Uppsala municipality. Today the facility is plagued by expensive energy costs related to heating of tap-water, pool water and off-season facility heating. Through accumulation of data, simulations and scoping the available market, the paper investigates the needs and alternatives for Bälingebadet. The report provides suggestions in three stages which all correlate to different degrees of lowered energy costs. As a result two solutions are presented. One solution which focuses on the first two stages, combining expanded use of solar heating, the introduction of a heat pump as well as various measures to improve the energy efficiency of the facility. The second solution and third stage expands on the previous stages and introduces photo voltaic-cells that match the new, lowered, electrical power need. Both solutions bring economical and environmental benefits with relatively short payback periods and a reduced electricity consumption of up to 70 %.
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spelling RepoSLU116542017-12-14T11:28:22Z Ett självförsörjande utomhusbad A selfsufficient outdoor swimming pool Dahlberg Rosell, Mårten Eriksson, Emil Jonasson, Erik Knudsen, Clara Leao, Theodorik Rahimi Ata, Kooscha-Kevin Strandler, Erik Widéen, Eric energi solfångare solceller pool elkraft värme värmepump The municipal outdoor swimming pools of Bälingebadet, situated in Bälinge north of Uppsala, is today mostly heated by electric heating, and an insufficient solar heating system. Bälingebadet is managed by Sportfastigheter AB, which in turn is owned by Uppsala municipality. Today the facility is plagued by expensive energy costs related to heating of tap-water, pool water and off-season facility heating. Through accumulation of data, simulations and scoping the available market, the paper investigates the needs and alternatives for Bälingebadet. The report provides suggestions in three stages which all correlate to different degrees of lowered energy costs. As a result two solutions are presented. One solution which focuses on the first two stages, combining expanded use of solar heating, the introduction of a heat pump as well as various measures to improve the energy efficiency of the facility. The second solution and third stage expands on the previous stages and introduces photo voltaic-cells that match the new, lowered, electrical power need. Both solutions bring economical and environmental benefits with relatively short payback periods and a reduced electricity consumption of up to 70 %. SLU/Dept. of Energy and Technology 2017 M2 swe eng https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/11654/
spellingShingle energi
solfångare
solceller
pool
elkraft
värme
värmepump
Dahlberg Rosell, Mårten
Eriksson, Emil
Jonasson, Erik
Knudsen, Clara
Leao, Theodorik
Rahimi Ata, Kooscha-Kevin
Strandler, Erik
Widéen, Eric
Ett självförsörjande utomhusbad
title Ett självförsörjande utomhusbad
title_full Ett självförsörjande utomhusbad
title_fullStr Ett självförsörjande utomhusbad
title_full_unstemmed Ett självförsörjande utomhusbad
title_short Ett självförsörjande utomhusbad
title_sort ett självförsörjande utomhusbad
topic energi
solfångare
solceller
pool
elkraft
värme
värmepump