Technical specifications for substation solutions for single family units
Brunnshög, COWI, District heating, Høje-Taastrup, Low temperature district heatingThis report aims to give an overview of the technical solutions that fulfil the energy and the safety requirements for domestic hot water systems in low-temperature district heating networks.
Welcome to COOL DH newsletter #2
Brunnshög, Low temperature district heating, Newsletter, ØsterbyThe COOL DH-project is now closing its innovation process phase, which focused on different installation solutions for consumers, the distribution side and the production side.
New design concepts for optimisation of LTDH distribution systems
Brunnshög, COWI, Høje-Taastrup, Low temperature district heating, Reports, UncategorizedIn this report you will learn about the design process of a low-temperature district heating network, highlighting the design factors that lead to reduction of heat losses in the distribution pipes. To demonstrate the technology, two real-scale demonstration projects are described in Høje-Taastrup, Denmark and in Lund, Sweden. Emanuele Zilio, engineer at COWI A/S, gave a short interview to summarize the report
Solutions for local integration of renewable energy sources (RES)
District heating, Innovation, Low temperature district heatingThis deliverable summarizes and gives an overview of existing and newly developed technical solutions used for the domestic hot water production that can be implemented in low temperature or ultra-low temperature district heating networks, and that can increase the share of renewable energy in the building sector.
Invitation to external partners to be part of a test bed for Low Temperature District Heating
Brunnshög, District heating, Low temperature district heatingKraftringen is building a unique low temperature district heating network. We invite external partners to demonstrate various innovative products and practises in this grid.
The test bed is under development, but we are open for ideas from…
System solutions for multifamily houses and tertiary buildings
Brunnshög, District heating, Høje-Taastrup, Low temperature district heatingThe pipe heat losses in the circulation of domestic hot water (DHW) can be high in comparison to the demand and use of DHW. Flat stations can be used in order to potentially lower these heat losses. Kraftringen, COWI A/S and Cetetherm have looked…
Watch the recorded Innovation webinar
Connected appliances, Innovation, Legionella, Low temperature district heating, WebinarOn the Innovation webinar we presented some of the main findings from COOL DH first year with focus on innovations for low temperature district heating.
LTDH connected appliances – eliminating electricity topping of temperature
Connected appliances, District heating, Low temperature district heating, ReportsKraftringen and COWI A/S have produced this report that shortly describes the technology and history of HWC (Heating Water Circuit) appliances, as well as traditional dishwashers that are connected to hot tap water and washing machines with both hot and cold water connections.
How to optimize cascade couplings for best use of low temperature sources
Low temperature district heating, ReportsKraftringen and COWI A/S have worked together on a paper that describes the analysis of energy efficiency in heat pump systems that recover waste heat from low temperature heat sources for District Heating. Martin Gierow, chemical engineer and…
Quick facts on COOL DH
Low temperature district heatingCurious on COOL DH? In this flyer we describe the main components of COOL DH, giving you a short and quick introduction to the project. The flyer is available both on screen and for download by clicking the image.
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