What is the most important feature of 4th generation district energy systems?
What does the third generation of district energy systems mostly consist of?
Which of these features characterise district energy?
What is one of the main features of a lull heat pump?
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Q: What is the most important feature of 4th generation district energy systems?
A: Requires a minimum temperature of 85°
Q: What is the most important feature of 4th generation district energy systems?
A: Low temperature supply water
Q: What is the most important feature of 4th generation district energy systems?
A: Operates with lower flow volumes compared to previously
Q: What does the third generation of district energy systems mostly consist of?
A: Heat-production plants
Q: What does the third generation of district energy systems mostly consist of?
A: Plants that solely produce electricity
Q: What does the third generation of district energy systems mostly consist of?
A: Combined heat and power plants
Q: How much can you save on fuel costs by installing a flue gas economiser?
A: 5-10%
Q: How much can you save on fuel costs by installing a flue gas economiser?
A: 15-25%
Q: How much can you save on fuel costs by installing a flue gas economiser?
A: 25-35%
Q: Which of these features characterise district energy?
A: It’s the only way to utilise renewable energy
Q: Which of these features characterise district energy?
A: It’s energy-efficient and cost-effective
Q: Which of these features characterise district energy?
A: A district energy system only uses fossil fuels
Q: What is one of the main features of a lull heat pump?
A: Ensures that the minimum temperature doesn’t drop below a certain level
Q: What is one of the main features of a lull heat pump?
A: Prevents condensation from appearing in the boiler
Q: What is one of the main features of a lull heat pump?
A: Quick start-up
Q: What temperature can the supply water be reduced to in some systems?
A: 50°
Q: What temperature can the supply water be reduced to in some systems?
A: 70°
Q: What temperature can the supply water be reduced to in some systems?
A: 85°