September 12, 2025Mokslas - Lietuvos ateitisOpen Access

Evaluating the integration of apartment building heating systems with low-temperature district heating networks

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Lowering the heat carrier temperature to 60/40/20 °C can be achieved while retaining existing heating devices, but may limit efficiency improvements.
Analysis examined seven heating scenarios, including both retaining and replacing heating devices, revealing limitations in achieving ultra-low temperatures.
Modifying buildings to integrate with low-temperature district heating systems requires consideration of radiator capacity for adequate heat delivery.
Possible adjustments without renovation showed that ultra-low temperature heating demands extra radiators for effective space heating.

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This analysis reveals how reducing heat carrier temperature impacts heating systems, suggesting modernizations may not suffice for ultra-low temperatures.

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Streckienė et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d41ed2713b0b5dfea67b60 https://doi.org/10.3846/mla.2025.23939

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This analysis reveals how reducing heat carrier temperature impacts heating systems, suggesting modernizations may not suffice for ultra-low temperatures.

Evaluating the integration of apartment building heating systems with low-temperature district heating networks

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Evaluating the integration of apartment building heating systems with low-temperature district heating networks

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