The development of boiler technology for space heating purposes introduced into the market machines which can operate at very high efficiency at part load. This feature gives excellent results in detached house heating plant and in centralised heating sytems. The optimisation of the plant’s efficiency can be achieved by splitting the heating capacity into several boilers, even of different rated power, thus allowing the system to reach high efficiency in a range of load spacing from 5 to 100%, especially in summer mode, requiring only the domestic hot water production. The present work evaluates, by means of TRNSYS dymanic simulations, different strategies for the sizing and the operation of the plant.

Splitted centralised heating systems: selection of the boilers and of the operation strategy

BUSATO, FILIPPO;LAZZARIN, RENATO;MINCHIO, FABIO
2006

Abstract

The development of boiler technology for space heating purposes introduced into the market machines which can operate at very high efficiency at part load. This feature gives excellent results in detached house heating plant and in centralised heating sytems. The optimisation of the plant’s efficiency can be achieved by splitting the heating capacity into several boilers, even of different rated power, thus allowing the system to reach high efficiency in a range of load spacing from 5 to 100%, especially in summer mode, requiring only the domestic hot water production. The present work evaluates, by means of TRNSYS dymanic simulations, different strategies for the sizing and the operation of the plant.
2006
Proceedings 5th Int. Conf. on Sustainable Energy Technologies
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