EPE, a quarterly journal, publishes research and review articles in all important aspects of electric power engineering and other professionals involved in the electric power industry. Both experimental and theoretical papers are acceptable provided they report important findings, novel insights, or useful techniques in these areas.
EPE aims to strengthen relations between the energy sector, research laboratories, and universities. All manuscripts submitted to EPE must be previously unpublished and may not be considered for publication elsewhere at any time during EPE's review period.
This unit draws excess superheat from the refrigerant and exchanges this heat with water circulating to and from the hot water tank. In many areas, the unit will provide approximately 50% or more, of domestic hot water needs. The unit can also easily be modified to heat a hot tub or swimming pool, as well as provide heat for a hydronic (in floor) heating system and other heating and cooling distribution systems.