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Successful implementation of low temperature district heating case studies
Low temperature district heating is recognized as a key technology for the (cost-) efficient integration of renewable energy and waste heat sources in our energy systems.
Dietrich Schmidt +6 more
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Experimental Study of District Heating Substations in a Hardware-in-the-Loop Test Rig
This study compares two district heating substation systems for implementation in rural district heating networks with non-retrofitted single- and two-family houses.
Anna Vannahme +3 more
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Upscaling a district heating system based on biogas cogeneration and heat pumps [PDF]
The energy supply of the Meppel district Nieuwveense landen is based on biogas cogeneration, district heating, and ground source heat pumps. A centrally located combined heat and power engine (CHP) converts biogas from the municipal wastewater treatment ...
Fink, Jiří +3 more
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The role of intermediaries in the transition to district heating [PDF]
For those countries, such as the UK, in which district heating and cooling has previously played little role in the energy system, the technology often struggles to break through the numerous and complex barriers to its introduction in the context of ...
Bale, CSE, Bush, RE
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To achieve net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, the EU aims to fully decarbonize district heating (DH) by 2050. This work evaluates DH simulation tools based on their ability to support the operational requirements of renewable district heating (R-DH)
Luca Vittorio Valentini +4 more
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Active Management of Heat Customers Towards Lower District Heating Return Water Temperature
The traditional way of managing the supply and return water temperatures in a district heating system (DHS) is by controlling the supply water temperature.
Tommy Rosén, Louise Ödlund
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The wide use of energy-efficient district heating systems allows for decreased atmospheric pollution resulting from lower emissions. One of the ways to increase the efficiency of existing district heating systems, and a key element of new systems using ...
Michał Turski, Agnieszka Jachura
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Cascade sub-low temperature district heating networks in existing district heating systems
Existing district heating networks (DHNs) are often designed for relatively high temperatures, typically 80–120 °C supply and 40–60 °C return. The transformation of such high-temperature DHNs (HTDHNs) into more efficient low-temperature DHNs (LTDHN) and towards the 4th generation DHNs is associated with great complexity and effort. This paper discusses
Anna Volkova +6 more
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An optimization model for multi-biomass tri-generation energy supply [PDF]
In this paper, a decision support system (DSS) for multi-biomass energy conversion applications is presented. The system in question aims at supporting an investor by thoroughly assessing an investment in locally existing multi-biomass exploitation for ...
Rentizelas, A. A. +2 more
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District Heating Systems Performance Analyses. Heat Energy Tariff [PDF]
Abstract The paper addresses an important element of the European energy sector: the evaluation of district heating (DH) system operations from the standpoint of increasing energy efficiency and increasing the use of renewable energy resources. This has been done by developing a new methodology for the evaluation of the heat tariff. The
Ziemele Jelena +4 more
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