WärmeKälteerzeugung
WärmeKälteerzeugung is a German term that translates to "heat and cold generation." It broadly encompasses the processes and technologies used to produce both heating and cooling for various applications. This can range from residential and commercial buildings to industrial processes and even specialized scientific equipment.
The generation of heat is typically achieved through combustion of fossil fuels like natural gas or oil,
Cold generation, or refrigeration, relies on the principles of thermodynamics, most commonly through vapor-compression refrigeration cycles.
In many modern systems, particularly in HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) for buildings, heat and