gassfyrte
Gassfyrte, or gas-fired, refers to appliances and systems that burn natural gas or propane to generate heat or power. The term is used in Norwegian and other Scandinavian contexts to distinguish from oil-fired or electric equipment. Gas-fired equipment is common in homes, businesses, and industry.
Applications include space heating (gas boilers and furnaces), domestic hot water, cooking (gas stoves), and process
How it works: a gas–air mixture is ignited in a combustion chamber. The resulting heat warms a
Efficiency and environment: modern condensing gas boilers can exceed 90% seasonal efficiency. Emissions include CO2 and
Safety and regulation: installation and maintenance follow national standards to prevent gas leaks and carbon monoxide
History and context: gas-fired technologies expanded with urban gas networks in the 20th century and remain