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Published on 01 January 2021

Replication Data for: MultiPACK Project_Field data of CO2 integrated refrigeration, heating and cooling systems for supermarkets.

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Tosato, Giacomo;Minetto, Silvia;Rosetti, Antonio;Hafner, Armin;Schlemminger, Christian;Girotto, Sergio

Description

This dataset includes the data for two systems installed in the supermarkets in Italy within the project MultiPACK. The units are located in the cities of Rome and Trento and are called: Rome unit and Trento-Maccani unit. Daily operations are shown in typical winter, mid-season and summer operations, while one-year energy results are disclosed. The EU H2020 project MultiPACK has given the opportunity of installing three state-of-the-art CO2 systems for supermarkets in South Europe, able to supply all the required thermal energy needs of the site, i.e. refrigeration, heating, cooling and hot water production. The MultiPACK units include parallel compression, ejectors for expansion work recovery and liquid recirculation and evaporator overfeeding, together with full monitoring of operation and performances. After more than one year of operations, field data of two supermarkets installed in Italy are presented and operating conditions and performance are illustrated; KPI indicators are evaluated to prepare for comparison with traditional solutions. A maximum monthly average COP of 4.2 was measured in central Italy in March 2020. The average specific energy consumption, due to Refrigeration, AC and heating, referred to the shopping area, was found to be 111 and 146 kWh m-2year-1 for the two sites.

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Metrics

Dataset Index

2.5

FAIR Score

100%

Citations

1

Mentions

0

Metrics Over Time

Publication Details

DOI

Publisher

DataverseNO

Assigned Domain

Subfield

Mechanical Engineering

Field

Engineering

Domain

Physical Sciences

Confidence Score

46%

Source

Scholar Data Model

Normalization Factors

FT

15.38

CTw

1.00

MTw

1.00