TY - CONF

T1 - Low-temperature heating and cooling grids based on shallow geothermal methods for urban areas

AU - Haslinger, Edith

AU - Götzl, Gregor

AU - Ponweiser, Karl

AU - Biermayr, Peter

AU - Stuckey, David

AU - Hammer, Andreas

AU - Bartak, Gerhard

AU - Vogl, Franz

AU - Niederbrucker, Richard

AU - Illyés, Viktoria

AU - Turewicz, Veronika

AU - Holzer, Peter

AU - Kienberger, Thomas

AU - Koch, Gerfried

AU - Bauernfeind, David

AU - Kinner, Paul

AU - Friedrich, Robin

PY - 2019/6/11

Y1 - 2019/6/11

N2 - Low temperature heating and cooling (LTHC) grids are innovativeapproaches to meet the heating and coolingdemand especially in urban areas. In October 2018 the authors started theinterdisciplinary applied research project“Smart Anergy Quarter Baden” (SANBA), with the aim of developing a LTHC grid for the former military camp “Martinek-Kaserne” in the City of Baden south of Vienna, which was abandoned in 2014 and for which there are plans to develop a new urban mixed-use quarter. The main challenge for this project is the condition of the buildings which date back tothe 1930s and which are protected by cultural heritage. The need for refurbishment of the buildings is given regardless of their future use. The refurbishment of the buildings that they are suitablefor a low-temperature heating and cooling distribution system is a new aspect for the owner, the Austrian Federal Ministry of Defence.Key elements for the LTHC grid are the use of industrial low-temperature waste heat from processes in the neighbouring NÖM dairy plant as well as the development of refurbishment and conversion concepts for the protected buildings.The approach and the first results will be presented at the conference

AB - Low temperature heating and cooling (LTHC) grids are innovativeapproaches to meet the heating and coolingdemand especially in urban areas. In October 2018 the authors started theinterdisciplinary applied research project“Smart Anergy Quarter Baden” (SANBA), with the aim of developing a LTHC grid for the former military camp “Martinek-Kaserne” in the City of Baden south of Vienna, which was abandoned in 2014 and for which there are plans to develop a new urban mixed-use quarter. The main challenge for this project is the condition of the buildings which date back tothe 1930s and which are protected by cultural heritage. The need for refurbishment of the buildings is given regardless of their future use. The refurbishment of the buildings that they are suitablefor a low-temperature heating and cooling distribution system is a new aspect for the owner, the Austrian Federal Ministry of Defence.Key elements for the LTHC grid are the use of industrial low-temperature waste heat from processes in the neighbouring NÖM dairy plant as well as the development of refurbishment and conversion concepts for the protected buildings.The approach and the first results will be presented at the conference

KW - Niedertemperaturnetz

KW - Anergienetz

UR - http://europeangeothermalcongress.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/294.pdf

M3 - Paper

ER -