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Designing Buildings at 10:17, 28 February 2023

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−	A regenerative heat exchanger ~~is is where~~ heat is exchanged ~~between~~, for example a liquid to ~~gase~~ via temporary storage or heat sink. The heat or coolth from one substance is absorbed by a heat sink and then passed to the next substance via that heat sink without coming in contact with the other substance ~~(normally a gas of liquid)~~.	+	In a regenerative heat exchanger heat is exchanged from, for example a liquid to gas via temporary storage or a heat sink. The heat or coolth from one substance is absorbed by a heat sink and then passed to the next substance via that heat sink without coming in contact with the other substance.

−	Regenerative heat exchangers normally increase in efficiency with the time allowed for the ~~temparature~~ exchange to occur and so can run at lower temperatures. A recouperator heat exchanger normally requires a higher temperature metallic or plastic heat exchanger but can be more effective over shorter exchange periods.	+	Regenerative heat exchangers normally increase in efficiency with the time allowed for the temperature exchange to occur and so can run at lower temperatures. A recouperator heat exchanger normally requires a higher temperature metallic or plastic heat exchanger but can be more effective over shorter exchange periods.

	In the design and operation of buildings, single room heat recovery units are often regenerative heat exchangers, for example used as bathroom extracts that regenerate some of the heat that is extracted from showers or baths.		In the design and operation of buildings, single room heat recovery units are often regenerative heat exchangers, for example used as bathroom extracts that regenerate some of the heat that is extracted from showers or baths.

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	In the design and operation of buildings, single room heat recovery units are often regenerative heat exchangers, for example used as bathroom extracts that regenerate some of the heat that is extracted from showers or baths.		In the design and operation of buildings, single room heat recovery units are often regenerative heat exchangers, for example used as bathroom extracts that regenerate some of the heat that is extracted from showers or baths.

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	* Coefficient of Performance CoP.		* Coefficient of Performance CoP.

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	In the design and operation of buildings, single room heat recovery units are often regenerative heat exchangers, for example used as bathroom extracts that regenerate some of the heat that is extracted from showers or baths.		In the design and operation of buildings, single room heat recovery units are often regenerative heat exchangers, for example used as bathroom extracts that regenerate some of the heat that is extracted from showers or baths.
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		+	Related articles on Designing Buildings
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		+	* Coefficient of Performance CoP.
		+	* Dynamic thermal modelling of closed loop geothermal heat pump systems.
		+	* Earth-to-air heat exchangers.
		+	* Ground preconditioning of supply air.
		+	* Ground source heat pumps.
		+	* Mechanical ventilation of buildings.
		+	* MVHR.
		+	* Ground source heat pumps.
		+	* Renewable energy sources: how they work and what they deliver: Part 3: Electrically driven heat pumps DG 532 3.
		+	* Recouperative heat exchanger.
		+	* Thermal labyrinths.
		+	* Thermal storage for cooling.
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		+	Recouperative heat exchanger
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		+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Specification]] [[Category:Definitions]] [[Category:Sustainability]]

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A regenerative heat exchanger is is where heat is exchanged between, for example a liquid to gase via temporary storage or heat sink. The heat or coolth from one substance is absorbed by a heat sink and then passed to the next substance via that heat sink without coming in contact with the other substance (normally a gas of liquid).

Regenerative heat exchangers normally increase in efficiency with the time allowed for the temparature exchange to occur and so can run at lower temperatures. A recouperator heat exchanger normally requires a higher temperature metallic or plastic heat exchanger but can be more effective over shorter exchange periods.

In the design and operation of buildings, single room heat recovery units are often regenerative heat exchangers, for example used as bathroom extracts that regenerate some of the heat that is extracted from showers or baths.