Lämmöntuontossa
Lämmöntuontossa is a Finnish term used in energy engineering to describe the process of introducing heat into a system from external sources. It is a component of the overall energy balance of buildings, industrial processes, or HVAC networks, and is studied alongside heat generation, loss, and storage. The concept emphasizes heat input coming from outside the controlled environment rather than being produced on-site within a process.
Common sources of heat input include district heating networks, solar thermal collectors, geothermal heat sources, and
In practice, lämmöntuontossa is analyzed to optimize energy use, reduce operating costs, and meet comfort or
The term appears primarily in Finnish technical literature and professional discourse on HVAC design, district heating,