ENERGY AND EMISSION ANALYSES OF A SOLAR ENERGY BASED DISTRICT HEATING SYSTEM | Zendy

Cristina Călin | Zendy; Eugen Rusu | Zendy; Ion Ion | Zendy; G. D. Mocanu | Zendy

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ENERGY AND EMISSION ANALYSES OF A SOLAR ENERGY BASED DISTRICT HEATING SYSTEM

Author(s) -

Cristina Călin,

Eugen Rusu,

Ion Ion,

G. D. Mocanu

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

mechanical testing and diagnosis

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2668-571X

pISSN - 2247-9635

DOI - 10.35219/mtd.2020.1.03

Subject(s) - thermal energy storage , environmental science , heating system , solar energy , boiler (water heating) , meteorology , solar air conditioning , natural gas , environmental engineering , atmospheric sciences , waste management , engineering , geography , mechanical engineering , electrical engineering , thermodynamics , geology , physics

The energy, economic and environmental analysis of a solar heating system with seasonal heat storage integrated into a district heating system based on natural gas boiler was performed. The solar collector field has a surface area of 8720 m2 and the pit seasonal heat storage has a volume of 10000 m3. This system covers 79% of the total yearly heat demand of the 15 multifamily buildings with 1500 inhabitants. The total system investment cost (2974100 €) may be recovered in about 17 years. The environmental impact of solar heating system integration is the decrease of CO2 emission by 79%.

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