Objective
- realisation of an energy-optimied total system.
- maximum reduction of energy consumption and pollutants.
- maximum thermal exploitation of the thermal water as a contribution towards resource conservation.
- utilisation of the thermal water at every point in the thermal grid.
- a district thermal grid with the thermal water flowing through it should minimise transference losses.
- house transfer units with storage buffer guarantee correspondingly low return temperatures and automatically even out any peaks.
- a daytime reservoir compensates for the limited yield from the source and thereby guarantees a 1.5 - fold thermal power output.
- 56% saving in electrical consumption of the grid pumps.
- 40% less swept volume and thereby efficient resource conservation.
- 7.8 years payback in comparison to conventional system.
Company has reached the "turn around".
1. Hot water reservoir for compensating peak demands, degassing and exploitating the favourable night-time tariff for the source pump.
Use of corrosion-resistant GFK pipes with low thermal conductivity and low pressure losses. Transfer unit guarantees low return temperature through thermal layering of the buffered volume. A countercurrent heat exchanger ensures a low temperature gradient between thermal and heating water.
2. In addition to the above technical measures, an energy-saving tariff system coupled to a maximum possible heat withdrawal will encourage consumers to adapt their heating systems so as to reduce the return temperature as far as possible.
3. Higher costs of approximately 10% compared with conventional systems will be amortized within 8 years.
The power consumption amounts approximately to only half that of conventional systems.
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4680 HAAG AM HAUSRUCK
Austria
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