COGENERATION POWER PlANT IN VAuBAN ACHIEVES Efficiency Of 96 Percent Multiple Heat Extraction Boosts Profitability And Energy Efficiency

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The MTU cogeneration power plant module GC 849 N5 replaced a repair-intensive steam engine at the Vauban combined heat and power (CHP) station in spring 2011. Since then, the CHP station has been operating more reliably than before and, thanks to a sophisticated heat extraction system and the use of an electrical heat pump, 96 percent of the energy used can be converted into elec- tricity and useful heat. Freiburg-Vauban, Germany — The Fr

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COGENERATION POWER PlANT IN VAuBAN ACHIEVES Efficiency Of 96 Percent Multiple Heat Extraction Boosts Profitability And Energy Efficiency

COGENERATION POWER PlANT IN VAuBAN ACHIEVES Efficiency Of 96 Percent Multiple Heat Extraction Boosts Profitability And Energy Efficiency

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