Kaugkütusejaam
Kaugkütusejaam refers to a district heating plant that supplies heat to a wider geographical area than a local one. These plants are a crucial component of centralized heating systems, providing thermal energy for residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. The heat generated at a kaugkütusejaam is typically produced by burning various fuels, such as natural gas, biomass, or waste materials, though some also utilize renewable energy sources like geothermal heat or solar thermal energy.
The operation of a kaugkütusejaam involves a complex system of boilers, turbines, and heat exchangers. Fuel
Kaugkütusejaamad offer several advantages, including improved energy efficiency, reduced local air pollution compared to individual heating