Abstract
Ruhrgas AG has developed several new or improved appliances with a view toward conserving energy. Its household heat center (see also Gas Abstr. 36, 80-1144f) uses a single core unit to supply heat for all the major heat requirements in the house, from cooking and dishwashing to water heating, space heating, and laundry washing/drying. A new burner that can function at both full and partial load with an air ratio of about 1.35 offers economical, yet quiet operation. Ruhrgas is also continuing its laboratory and field research into the application of gas-fired compression-type heat pumps.
Citation Formats
Doering, H.
Rational gas consumption resulting from technological innovations and improved gas appliances.
Netherlands: N. p.,
1980.
Web.
Doering, H.
Rational gas consumption resulting from technological innovations and improved gas appliances.
Netherlands.
Doering, H.
1980.
"Rational gas consumption resulting from technological innovations and improved gas appliances."
Netherlands.
@misc{etde_6890468,
title = {Rational gas consumption resulting from technological innovations and improved gas appliances}
author = {Doering, H}
abstractNote = {Ruhrgas AG has developed several new or improved appliances with a view toward conserving energy. Its household heat center (see also Gas Abstr. 36, 80-1144f) uses a single core unit to supply heat for all the major heat requirements in the house, from cooking and dishwashing to water heating, space heating, and laundry washing/drying. A new burner that can function at both full and partial load with an air ratio of about 1.35 offers economical, yet quiet operation. Ruhrgas is also continuing its laboratory and field research into the application of gas-fired compression-type heat pumps.}
journal = []
volume = {100}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Netherlands}
year = {1980}
month = {Jul}
}
title = {Rational gas consumption resulting from technological innovations and improved gas appliances}
author = {Doering, H}
abstractNote = {Ruhrgas AG has developed several new or improved appliances with a view toward conserving energy. Its household heat center (see also Gas Abstr. 36, 80-1144f) uses a single core unit to supply heat for all the major heat requirements in the house, from cooking and dishwashing to water heating, space heating, and laundry washing/drying. A new burner that can function at both full and partial load with an air ratio of about 1.35 offers economical, yet quiet operation. Ruhrgas is also continuing its laboratory and field research into the application of gas-fired compression-type heat pumps.}
journal = []
volume = {100}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Netherlands}
year = {1980}
month = {Jul}
}