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New application fields by solar thermal systems Gundula Tschernigg arsenal research

Table of content State of the art Plant hydraulics of combined solar systems in large applications 2 pipe system 4 pipe system Building integration Some impressions the good, the bad, the ugly

State of the art

Raumheizung Development of combined solar systems Combined solar systems of the 1st generation in Austria (Started at the beginning of the 90's until the end of the 90's, at a small number of dwellings also used today) Kollektorfeld KW Trinkwasserspeicher KW Kessel

Development of combined solar systems Combined solar systems of the 2 nd generation in Austria (Started in the middle of the 90's until today) Kollektorfeld Energiespeicher T3 Raumheizung Bereitschaftsspeicher Zirkulation T2 KW Kessel

Numerous results of measurement showed. Solar supported distribution nets of the 1 st and 2 nd generation are not always working as efficiently as they should (losses!) Return temperatures are usually very high Heat producer up to 20% Kollektorfeld Energiespeicher T3 Heat storage up to 30% of the total heat demand Bereitschaftsspeicher Heat distribution up to 40% T2 Zirkulation low annual system performance (often 30 to 40%) low specific solar gains and Kessel covering degrees Raumheizung

Requirements of solar supported heat distribution nets of the 3 rd generation Holistic systems Adapted basic conditions for the use of solar systems Conceptional reduction of calorific losses Highest comfort for occupants Hygienically harmless drinking water heating up Economically meaningfully Modern control of operating Apart from the employment in new buildings an employment in existing buildings must be possible 2-pipe systems can absolutely Erneuerbare fullfill EnergieRenewable these requirements! Energy Technologies

Plant hydraulics of combined solar systems in large applications Kollektorfeld Energiespeicher T3 T2 Kessel

Solar supported heat systems of the 3 rd generation in Austria Boiler Kollektorfeld Energiespeicher T3 T2 Boiler Kessel Boiler Heat distribution from a 2-pipe system Hot water heating with a decentralised storage Meaningful employment with small energy densities

Solar supported heat systems of the 3 rd generation in Austria Kollektorfeld Energiespeicher T3 T2 Kessel Heat distribution from a 2-pipe system Hot water heating in a decentralised flow principle Meaningful employment with small and high energy densities

Advantages of 2-pipe systems 80% Referenzgebäude mit 12 WE - Konzeptvergleich anhand dreier Kennzahlen 800 Solarer Deckungsgrad bzw. Systemwirkungsgrad [%]] 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 Spezifischer Kollektorertrag [kwh/m²a] 0% 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 Auslastung [kwh/m²a] SD : 2-Leiter-Netz, dez. Boiler SW: 2-Leiter-Netz, dez. Boiler SW: 4-Leiter-Netz, inkl. zus. WT SE: 4-Leiter-Netz, inkl. zus. WT SD: 4-Leiter-Netz SW: 4-Leiter-Netz SD: 2-Leiter-Netz, dez. Stationen SW: 2-Leiter-Netz, dez. Stationen SE: 2-Leiter-Netz, dez. Boiler SE: 4-Leiter-Netz, inkl. zus. WT SE: 4-Leiter-Netz SE: 2-Leiter-Netz, dez. Stationen 0

Advantages of 2-pipe systems Return is nearly constant at 30 C and offers best conditions for the use of solar thermal systems 100 90 T-Netz-VL T-Netz-RL T-Solarsek.-VL T-Solarsek.-RL T-Puffer-VL 80 70 Temperatur [ C] 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 27.10.03 00:00 28.10.03 00:00 29.10.03 00:00 30.10.03 00:00 31.10.03 00:00 01.11.03 00:00 02.11.03 00:00 03.11.03 00:00

Advantages of 2-pipe systems Comparison of annual return temperatures of three different systems, 12 units, 20% solar covering degree 70 Koll. Rücklauftemperatur [ C] 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 2-Leiter-Netz, dezentrale Boiler 2-Leiter-Netz, dezentrale Stationen 4-Leiter-Netz, RWV Jänner Februar März April Mai Juni Juli August September Oktober November Dezember

Advantages of 2-pipe systems Distribution losses are set to a minimum Because of the system a automatically heat support can be achieved Extensive tests show cheaper heat prices compared to 4- pipe systems A gain in comfort and absolutely harmless water hygiene Reduction of the error frequency in industrial manufactured substations and no auxiliary energy is needed

Solar supported energy distribution nets: 2-pipe systems with decentralised district heating substations Solar system If an energy storage is integrated: > Operational mode: Low (Matched) Flow Conventional boiler: Feeds into the energy storage Heat distribution: With a pair of pipes (2 pipes) Hot water preparation: Decentralised flow principle in the flat Kollektorfeld Energiespeicher Kessel Net supply: 65 C Important: The distribution net is supplied with constant temperatures (approximately 65 C) during summer and winter Important: the upper part of the storage needs to be kept on a minimum temperature (65 C) security of supply Important: Heater dimensioning 65/40

Solar supported energy distribution nets: 2-pipe systems with decentralised district heating substations Return: ~30 C Important components: Mixing valve Pump District heating substations Application: Kollektorfeld New building, residential buildings in compact building method, reconstruction Energiespeicher Kessel Net supply: 65 C Advantage: The hole year low return temperatures of approximately 30 C few distribution net losses

Substations Advantages of substations: Industrial manufacturing Highest quality criteria No external energy requirement Low investment costs Individual design (finery, in the wall, different geometry)

Functions of substations 45 C 10 C 1 1 9 2 3 4 10 Netz RL 20-40 C Netz VL 65 C 1 7 6 8 5 1 1 1 1 25-40 C Heizung RL 65 C Heizung VL 1 Absperrventil 2 Rückschlagklappe 3 Sicherheitsventil 4 Durchflussgesteuerter Temperaturregler 5 Rücklauftemperaturbegrenzer 6 Differenzdruckregler 7 Zählerpassstück 8 Zonenventil 9 Passstück 10 Zirkulationsbrücke All components for decentralized hot water heating and space heating are contained Important components for hot water preparation: Plate heat exchanger: hot water is produced when its needed > Small risk of legionella > Highest hygiene Proportional controller: regulates the hot water temperature and adapts the flow rate to the hot water consumption > No calcification because of the temperature limit

Functions of substations 45 C 10 C 1 1 9 2 3 4 10 Netz RL 20-40 C Netz VL 65 C 1 7 6 8 5 1 1 1 1 25-40 C Heizung RL 65 C Heizung VL 1 Absperrventil 2 Rückschlagklappe 3 Sicherheitsventil 4 Durchflussgesteuerter Temperaturregler 5 Rücklauftemperaturbegrenzer 6 Differenzdruckregler 7 Zählerpassstück 8 Zonenventil 9 Passstück 10 Zirkulationsbrücke Important components for heat preparation: Differential pressure regulating valve: hot water is produced when its needed > Provide a constant mass flow in individual units of the dwellings > Inappropriate adjusting can be prevented by fixed pre-setting Return controller: are used in the return and fixed on 40 C Thermostatic valve: control the temperature in the units

Measuring devices of substations 45 C 10 C 1 1 9 2 3 4 10 Netz RL 20-40 C Netz VL 65 C 1 7 6 8 5 1 1 1 1 25-40 C Heizung RL 65 C Heizung VL 1 Absperrventil 2 Rückschlagklappe 3 Sicherheitsventil 4 Durchflussgesteuerter Temperaturregler 5 Rücklauftemperaturbegrenzer 6 Differenzdruckregler 7 Zählerpassstück 8 Zonenventil 9 Passstück 10 Zirkulationsbrücke Important components for measuring the demand: Water meter > measures the total amount of hot water used in a unit Heat meter > measures the total amount of hot water and heat used in a unit Can be read out manually or via a bus-sytem

Distribution net Characteristics of 2-pipe systems with substations Strongly varying flow due to the decentralized hot water preparation Constant flow temperatures over an entire operational year Kollektorfeld Energiespeicher Kessel

Distribution net Volume flow Between summer and winter varying volume, usage of two pumps: > Pump for summer > Pump for winter > Reduction of the needed electricity Ascending pipe needs to be regulated correctly, usage of a differential pressure regulating valve Mixing valve: temperatures up to 95 C during summer mean highest requirements on the mixing valve

Solar supported energy nets: 2-pipe systems with decentralised hot water storage Solar system If an energy storage is integrated: > Operational mode: Low (Matched) Flow Conventional boiler: Feeds into the energy storage Heat distribution: With a pair of pipes (2 pipes) Hot water preparation: Kollektorfeld Decentralised flow principle in the flat Energiespeicher T2 Kessel Boiler Boiler Boiler Important: The distribution net is used 22h to 23h for the heat supply and just 1h to load the boiler Important: the upper part of the storage needs to be kept on a minimum temperature (65 C) security of supply Important: Heater dimensioning 65/40

Solar supported energy nets: 2-pipe systems with decentralised hot water storage Boiler Important components: Mixing valve Kollektorfeld Energiespeicher Pump T2 Boiler Decentralized load substations Application: Kessel Boiler New building, residential buildings in compact building method, reconstruction (already existing devices can sometimes be further used) Advantage: Low return temperatures from the beginning of the boiler load Advantage: Distribution losses are reduced during summer (pipes are heated up just once/day)

Hot water preparation / Space heat supply Hot water storage: Dimensioning on a daily use of 150-200 litres Placement: storage, toilet, bath, possibly cellars > Importantly: short ways to the taps Loading of the hot water storage: external heat exchangers Loading: > Deep return temperatures can be obtained > Importantly: hydraulic uncoupling Low loads, irradiation-strong time periods (at noon), load duration (1h) Space heat supply: Dimensioning of radiators on a max. 65/40 C Usage of low temperature systems possible without any problems Boiler

Summary 2 pipe systems with substations 2 pipe systems with decentralized hot water storage Application: new buildings reconstruction dwellings and terraced houses Advantages: low investment costs hygienical hot water preparation compact low required space low distribution losses amount of hot water is unlimited comfort Disadvantages: pump is used the whole year operating current Application: new buildings residential buildings in compact building method reconstruction Advantages: heats up the distribution net just once a day (low distribution losses) hygienical hot water preparation Disadvantages: higher investment cost because of the decentraized hot water storage more space is needed

Zirkulation Solar supported 4-pipe systems Application Reconstruction of buildings with already existing central hot water distribution Raumheizung Kollektorfeld Energiespeicher Bereitschaftsspeicher T2 Functions: One pair of pipes for the heat supply One pair of pipes for the hot water demand Separation in: Systems with one storage (max. 10 units) Systems with two storages (larger dwellings) Kessel

4-pipe system with hot water storage Application: for a maximum of 10 flats Hot water storage Cost-intensive by interior coating or high-grade steel high requirements on water hygiene Kollektorfeld Systeme with hot water storage WW Zirkulationsleitung Raumheizung Integration of the solar system Internal heat exchanger Plate heat exchanger KW Temperature delimitation of the storage on 60 C: Calcifying danger of the external heat exchanger Kessel

4-pipe system with one steel storage Steel storage Is used as energy storage Integration of the solar system Internal heat exchanger Plate heat exchanger Hot water preparation Internal water storage Internal tube heat exchanger Kollektorfeld Systeme with steel storage WW KW Zirkulationsleitung Raumheizung Because of the standing energy store medium, the heat transfer Kessel between hot water and storage medium is rather small! Supply security is ensured by the provision of a large amount of hot water and large boiler or tube heat exchanger area

4-pipe system with two-storage systems Application For large hot water consumption Kollektorfeld T2 Energiespeicher Bereitschaftsspeicher Zirkulation Raumheizung KW Layout Central energy storage (steel), Central hot water storage to cover peak loads Conventional heat generator feeds exclusive in the energy storage Energy storage supplies the space heating Increased solar results up to 10% compared to solar systems for the hot water preparation -> should be included in heat heating system! Sometimes old storages can be used! Kessel

Ranges of recommended angles of inclination and alignment of collector surfaces in dependence of the solar covering degree

Building Integration

Potential New buildings Old buildings / redevelopment Requirements for architects

Architecture New buildings design flexibility Integration Presentation

Architecture Old buildings / redevelopment design flexibility After war buildings of the 50ties to the 70ties Combination with a redeveloment of the faacade Monumental protection In the city old part of town

Architecture - requirements Standard sizes Special sizes available Colored absorbers Colored cover strip Large surfaces

Collector integration To take care of: Variations in temperature (particularly by construction units closely linked to other parts of the building) Bird-ate Note! > Life span of the roofing and/or the roof framing > Weight - collectors 20-30 kg/m2 > Wind and suction forces

Facade integration Multiple use of facade collectors Solar collector Weather protection of the front Design element Noise control facade collectors with backing ventilation no problems from the building design aspect facade collectors without backing ventilation brings auxiliary use to thermal insulation passive-solar element Advantages Reduction of calorific losses Cost saving by multiple use small/no preservation work Old building and new building-suited

Adjustment and inclination of collectors Yearly variation of the global radiation on inclined surface in kwh/m ², month

Irradiation in the facade Irradiation approx. 30% smaller than on inclined surface 160 Strahlungssumme pro Monat kwh/m²mon, 45 kwh/m²mon, 90 140 120 [kwh/m².mon] 100 80 60 40 20 0 Jan Feb Mrz Apr Mai Jun Jul Aug Sep Okt Nov Dez Monat

Colored absorbers smaller selective layer larger collector surfaces necessary

Enlargement of the collector surface With colored absorbers the surface must be increased between 20% and 70% to selectively coated absorbers Combined systems need less enlargement than plants for water preparation Anlage Einfamilienhaus, 4 Personen, WW- Bereitung Einfamilienhaus, 4 Personen, WW- Bereitung und 8 kw Heizlast Solarer Deckungsgrad [%] 70 40 Solarlack zu Grün/blau zu Rotbraun zu selektiv selektiv selektiv [m²/m²] [m²/m²] [m²/m²] 1,5 1,5 1,7 1,2 1,3 1,4

Facade integration Costs Use Collector surface must be increased Piping more dificult Reduced calorific losses Saving of glass facade (if planned) No preservation work (Painting ) Noise control Element architectural value

the good, the bad and the ugly

Thank you for your attention! Contact: DI (FH) Gundula Tschernigg arsenal research Giefinggasse 2, 1210 Wien, Austria ph: +43 (0) 50550-6374, f: +43 (0) 50550-6613 mobile: +43 (0) 664/ 825 11 75 gundula.tschernigg@arsenal.ac.at www.arsenal.ac.at/eet