Abstract
The energy-price crisis resulted in structural changes of the complete energy supply and reactivated the question of energy management with respect to the optimum solution of meeting the energy requirements for space heating. Condensation power plants are increasingly replaced by thermal stations, the waste heat of which is used as so-called district heat. Thermal power stations must be situated close to urban areas. The problem of emission of harmful materials can partly be overcome by high-level emission. The main subject of the article, however, is the problem of conducting and distributing the heat. The building costs of heat pipeline systems and the requirements to be met by heat pipelines such as strength, heat insulation and protection against humidity and ground water are investigated.
Brachetti, H E;
[1]
Technische Univ. Hannover (Germany, F.R.))
- Stadtwerke Hannover A.G. (Germany, F.R.)
Citation Formats
Brachetti, H E, and Technische Univ. Hannover (Germany, F.R.)).
Future heat supply of our cities. Heating by waste heat.
Germany: N. p.,
1976.
Web.
Brachetti, H E, & Technische Univ. Hannover (Germany, F.R.)).
Future heat supply of our cities. Heating by waste heat.
Germany.
Brachetti, H E, and Technische Univ. Hannover (Germany, F.R.)).
1976.
"Future heat supply of our cities. Heating by waste heat."
Germany.
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title = {Future heat supply of our cities. Heating by waste heat}
author = {Brachetti, H E, and Technische Univ. Hannover (Germany, F.R.))}
abstractNote = {The energy-price crisis resulted in structural changes of the complete energy supply and reactivated the question of energy management with respect to the optimum solution of meeting the energy requirements for space heating. Condensation power plants are increasingly replaced by thermal stations, the waste heat of which is used as so-called district heat. Thermal power stations must be situated close to urban areas. The problem of emission of harmful materials can partly be overcome by high-level emission. The main subject of the article, however, is the problem of conducting and distributing the heat. The building costs of heat pipeline systems and the requirements to be met by heat pipelines such as strength, heat insulation and protection against humidity and ground water are investigated.}
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title = {Future heat supply of our cities. Heating by waste heat}
author = {Brachetti, H E, and Technische Univ. Hannover (Germany, F.R.))}
abstractNote = {The energy-price crisis resulted in structural changes of the complete energy supply and reactivated the question of energy management with respect to the optimum solution of meeting the energy requirements for space heating. Condensation power plants are increasingly replaced by thermal stations, the waste heat of which is used as so-called district heat. Thermal power stations must be situated close to urban areas. The problem of emission of harmful materials can partly be overcome by high-level emission. The main subject of the article, however, is the problem of conducting and distributing the heat. The building costs of heat pipeline systems and the requirements to be met by heat pipelines such as strength, heat insulation and protection against humidity and ground water are investigated.}
journal = []
volume = {5:4}
place = {Germany}
year = {1976}
month = {Aug}
}