Kaugkütusejaamade
Kaugkütusejaam is an Estonian term that translates to "remote heating station" or "district heating substation." These facilities are crucial components of a district heating network, serving to regulate and distribute heat from a central source to individual buildings or groups of buildings within a community.
A typical kaugkütusejaam receives hot water or steam from a larger heating plant, often powered by biomass,
Kaugkütusejaamad are equipped with various control systems, pumps, valves, and measurement instruments to monitor and manage