The article describes important new information about resolving the central heating. Heating is different from circulating water supply by solving transmission capability of pipe networks and by solving the power control. The article deals with the first of real heating characteristics – transmission capability of isolated and non-isolated pipe networks.
Which buildings can receive grants from the Green Savings Programme, amount of the grants and what technical details cover the energy audit? Part A in this article covers the specific questions (building’s envelope rennovation). A sample of 16 family houses that comply with all the required conditions of the New Green Saving Programme from 2013 is further described in this article.
How to develop overall sales and preferences in the field of radiators in the Czech Republic? This is the question we try to answer every year with the help of sales performance evaluation of this business segment. Input data (for the period 2005–2013) we obtained from the Association of heating technology (APTT).
The paper discusses current serious problem of district heating systems (DHS) – disconnecting of individual users and consequent threat of a possible entire heating system collapse in the given locality. Realistic alternatives to the DHS could be heat pumps as individual heat sources. Reasons, advantages and disadvantages of heat pumps in comparison to the DHS are presented in the paper.
The author deals with different combustible properties of biomass and coal. He describes specific approaches to combustion and fabrication of burners and to the method of burning air supply, in particular. He applies himself to new legislative requirements for small heat sources ensuing from the novelty of Act on Environmental Air Protection.
The media regularly appear alarming reports, according to the Czech Republic gets into trouble with the fulfillment of its obligations towards the EU, due to the lack of state financial support. This information is frequently based on calculations originating from the potential recipient of government subsidies, so we cannot rule out that this is about wishful thinking. One of the sectors where we reportedly threatened is the reduction of energy demands.
Year 2013 was important in terms of sales of heat sources in the Czech Republic, because the long-awaited change came after years in the sign of declining demand. Sales of manufacturers grew significantly, as it documents the evaluation of the data obtained from the Association of heating technology (APTT) and the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MPO).
By Directive 2009/28/ES on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources, Member States shall ensure that certification schemes or equivalent qualification schemes become or are available for installers of small-scale RES (biomass boilers and stoves, solar photovoltaic and solar thermal systems, shallow geothermal systems and heat pumps). The directive does not imply that a person with no certification could not install the small-scale RES.
Contrary to that the Act No. 406/2000 Coll., on Energy Management (as amended by Act No. 318/2012 Coll.) implies that small-scale renewable energy sources may only be installed by person with appropriate permission. Paradoxically, even though for the installation of a biomass boiler is required permission, fossil fuel boilers can be installed in the Czech Republic without authorization. This is in direct conflict with the intent of the Directive.
The quality of dynamic heating lies in accuracy of adjustment of the valves, which depends on the correct operation and efficiency of regulatory processes, and therefore the overall heating efficiency. This article summarizes the factors that affect the accuracy of the adjustment, and presents the results obtained the new working tools.
The author compares use of heat pump with solar systems serving for heating hot water for a block of flats in Prague, in his study. The meteorological data from the station Prague-Karlov and the program developed in the framework of a diploma work are taken for the comparison. The comparison is elaborated both from the energy point of view and economically from an orientation view.
The paper is focused on the problem of measurement of gas flow in closed conduits. It deals with the physical principles of measurement and refers to standardized procedures which deal with this issue. It is also briefly discussed the measurement of temperatures and pressures as these parameters are important for calculations of flow.
This paper is focused on hot water tanks for long-term heat storage. Describes the design of the tanks and and their properties. The evaluation of tanks is based on the results of real systems. Tanks are mainly used for solar systems with long-term heat storage. The use of solar systems with long-term heat storage for building opens new possibilities for further savings of energy from non-renewable sources.
The paper is focused on the problem of measurement of gas flow in closed conduits. It deals with the physical principles of measurement and refers to standardized procedures which deal with this issue. It is also briefly discussed the measurement of temperatures and pressures as these parameters are important for calculations of flow.
Uncertainty internal heat gains as a result of the behavior of the population can be interpreted in two ways: uncertainty of the total population, which will tend to triangular division and uncertainty of metabolism. The our uncertainty analysis of internal heat gains based on the assumption that a household uses the only electrical energy (P1.14/BA).
In 2014 enters or has entered into a joint program to promote the replacement of the obsolete boilers at least five counties. Grants are intended solely for individuals who own property in the county. In addition to its purchase of the boiler it is possible to grant eligible costs include heating, the purchase of pumps, storage tanks, etc.
Reduce the amount of air emissions, provide households and businesses cheaper to heat and at the same time stimulate the economy and encourage the market for renewable energy sources - these are common goals for the Czech, Austrian, German and British government. Each country, however, these objectives released after different way. While our currently running national subsidies in the UK came this spring with a program RHI (Renewable Heat Incentive) for households. In many ways, this program is unique worldwide and will be interesting to see whether it becomes an inspiration for other European countries, hence the Czech Republic.
Multilayer metal chimneys have some advantages over chimneys with ceramic chimney casing, but their use with solid fuel appliances in wooden houses must strictly follow all the requirements of chimney manufacturer and be in accordance to current norms in order to secure the fire safety of the building. This concerns in particular the passages of chimneys and flues through wooden building structures.
In newly constructed and renovated buildings more often dynamically controllable sources of heat are used. In the recreational buildings dominate cookers and ovens with a combined fan and storage function. It is mainly caused by changes in the energy requirements of buildings, which decreases every year and the market is focused primarily on this type of stoves. But tiled stoves have still a lot to offer - design and use value. Properly designed tiled stoves are suitable also for the low-energy houses and can serve as a primary heat source for heating the house and their efficiency is very high. This article tries to clarify some concepts and principles of proper design of tiled stoves.
This article assesses the subject of modern and efficient ways of using energy from wood that has been widely discussed within the scientific lectures on fair TECHAGRO and BIOMASS 2014. The author outlines the development of the cross-section of the use of wood fuels from forest management in the context of the application of forest logging residues, or sawdust from wood processing industry in the energy sector in the Czech Republic.
