Modelling of urban excess heat use in district heating systems
Use of low-temperature heat sources in district heating (DH) systems is gaining attention as a climate mitigation measure. Urban excess heat (UEH) from data centres, metro stations, sewage systems and service sector buildings’ cooling system belongs to these sources. The use of UEH affects energy su...
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doaj-6ca9740127d04c91bd93e6d4335977bc2021-01-18T04:10:23ZengElsevierEnergy Strategy Reviews2211-467X2021-01-0133100594Modelling of urban excess heat use in district heating systemsAkram Sandvall0Martin Hagberg1Kristina Lygnerud2Corresponding author.; Swedish Environmental Research Institute (IVL), SE-400 14, Gothenburg, SwedenSwedish Environmental Research Institute (IVL), SE-400 14, Gothenburg, SwedenSwedish Environmental Research Institute (IVL), SE-400 14, Gothenburg, SwedenUse of low-temperature heat sources in district heating (DH) systems is gaining attention as a climate mitigation measure. Urban excess heat (UEH) from data centres, metro stations, sewage systems and service sector buildings’ cooling system belongs to these sources. The use of UEH affects energy supply systems and system costs. We analyse the long-term system impacts of utilizing the four UEH sources through dynamic modelling of the energy systems. The study draws on data from real cases in four cities and addresses local conditions. The results show that UEH utilization can contribute to increased competitiveness of DH compared to individual heating. The system benefits are larger if UEH replaces boilers in DH system and/or in buildings.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2211467X20301474Excess heat utilizationTIMESHeat recoveryLow-carbon district heatingLow-temperature heat source |
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Modelling of urban excess heat use in district heating systems |
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Modelling of urban excess heat use in district heating systems |
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Modelling of urban excess heat use in district heating systems |
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Modelling of urban excess heat use in district heating systems |
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Modelling of urban excess heat use in district heating systems |
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modelling of urban excess heat use in district heating systems |
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Energy Strategy Reviews |
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2211-467X |
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2021-01-01 |
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Use of low-temperature heat sources in district heating (DH) systems is gaining attention as a climate mitigation measure. Urban excess heat (UEH) from data centres, metro stations, sewage systems and service sector buildings’ cooling system belongs to these sources. The use of UEH affects energy supply systems and system costs. We analyse the long-term system impacts of utilizing the four UEH sources through dynamic modelling of the energy systems. The study draws on data from real cases in four cities and addresses local conditions. The results show that UEH utilization can contribute to increased competitiveness of DH compared to individual heating. The system benefits are larger if UEH replaces boilers in DH system and/or in buildings. |
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Excess heat utilization TIMES Heat recovery Low-carbon district heating Low-temperature heat source |
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http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2211467X20301474 |
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