| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7049875 | Applied Thermal Engineering | 2013 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
⺠The UK has few district heating schemes but there is much potential for development. ⺠GIS mapping can identify heat sources/sinks to aid infrastructure deployment. ⺠Innovative CHP systems for cities need to be small-scale and high-efficiency. ⺠Numerical modelling of heat transfer can help optimise combustor designs. ⺠Energy storage can mitigate the erratic supply of non-fossil fuel energy sources.
Keywords
EFWERFCCSCHPMSWLHVASUHHVNOxSOxlower heating valueHeat transferEnergy-from-wasteOxides of nitrogenEfficiencyThermal energy recoveryCombined Heat and PowerLow-grade heatCFDComputational fluid dynamicsMunicipal solid wasteGISGeographical information systemsModellingCalorific valueair separation unitHigher heating valueDistrict heating
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Authors
Jim Swithenbank, Karen N. Finney, Qun Chen, Yao Bin Yang, Andy Nolan, Vida N. Sharifi,