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Workshop in Ireland 12-13 June 2014
What is district heating
Per Alex Sørensen
Per Alex Sørensen: Head of Dept. PlanEnergi Denmark [email protected] PlanEnergi: Consultant Engineers 30 years years with renewable energy • biomass • biogas • solar thermal • heat pumps • district heating • energy planning
Workshop in Ireland 12-13 June 2014
What is district heating
Per Alex Sørensen
Workshop in Ireland 12-13 June 2014
What is district heating
Per Alex Sørensen
Design temperatures for central heating systems in buildings
Workshop in Ireland 12-13 June 2014
What is district heating
Per Alex Sørensen
Substations in buildings indirect connection- Danfoss
Workshop in Ireland 12-13 June 2014
What is district heating
Per Alex Sørensen
Workshop in Ireland 12-13 June 2014
What is district heating
Per Alex Sørensen
Substations in buildings direct connection - Danfoss
Workshop in Ireland 12-13 June 2014
What is district heating
Per Alex Sørensen
Pipes
Workshop in Ireland 12-13 June 2014
What is district heating
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The district heating system - Grundfos
1. Boiler Houses 2. Power Plant 3. Main Substation in distribution net 4. Local Substation in the building 5. Local Substation with DHW production 6. Main distribution net 7. Booster pumps in the building
Workshop in Ireland 12-13 June 2014
What is district heating
Per Alex Sørensen
What are advantages and disadvantages? Disadvantages: Civil works and disruption. Capital costs and collective financing and billing issues. Distribution losses Single temperature distribution Need demand density (Passive Houses) Collective agreement and ownership structure, regulation etc. Anticompetitive – customer is locked into a monopoly Planning access and wayleaves Maintenance Diversity of use – need summer loads – Need commercial.
Advantages: Use of Waste heat Generation efficiency (aids distributed generation of other energy sources) Cleaner Generation Flexible fuel sources Losses centralised, you pay for what you use Lower space and maintenance for consumers Enables bioenergy or local supply Safer for consumers with no localised combustion Cheaper More Reliable, robust and diversity of sources Larger scale allows for R&D
Workshop in Ireland 12-13 June 2014
What is district heating
Per Alex Sørensen