Heating Systems
Heating a home has always been and still is a basic human requirement. This requirement enables us to live and work in locations with low temperature. In the beginning the solutions were simple. An open fire on the floor of a tent or a simple hut, made it possible to survive in a hostile environment. As civilisation developed there was migration from the countryside to the towns and cities and into bigger and bigger houses, creating a requirement for more elborate heating systems. This requirement stimulated technical development, but also created a problem, namely the use of a finite resource (fossil fuels) with the resulting pollutions from the burned fuels.
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 Danfoss - The Heating Book: 8 steps to control of heating systems |
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| No. | Book & Description |
Lang. | Pages |
Link |
| 1 | .Part 1-Definitions  |
en | 12 | Register |
| 2 | .Part 2-Control of heating systems used in Western Europe |
en | 20 | Register |
| 3 | .Part 3-Secondary systems used in Europe |
en | 21 | Register |
| 4 | .Part 4-Evaluation of systems and products |
en | 42 | Register |
| 5 | .Part 5-Instructions for designing district heating systems | en | 24 | Register |
| 6 | .Part 6-Instructions for designing heating systems |
en | 26 | Register |
| 7 | .Part 7-How to select size of products and components |
en | 22 | Register |
| 8 | .Part 8-Technical data, formulas and charts |
en | 25 | Register |
| 9 | .Formulas – for the calculation and dimensioning of .heating products |
en | 1 | Register |
