6. Main components of RFU
Based on the heating network model, the refrigeration network (RFU) is made up of :
one or more heat removal units, which can be considered as refrigeration plants or chilled water production plants;
a network of pipes for transporting heat by means of a heat transfer fluid (generally water at a temperature of between 6 and 12°C on the outward journey and between 10 and 20°C on the return journey);
substations to collect heat from the buildings to be air-conditioned.
6.1 Refrigeration production
The technique most widely used in France (95%) to produce cold is the compressor, with heat rejected...
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Bibliography
- (1) - IFF - Le rôle du froid dans l'économie mondiale (the role of refrigeration in the global economy). - 29e note d'information sur les technologies du froid (29 th information note on refrigeration technologies), nov. 2015 http://www.iifiir.org ...
Websites
Via Séva, cooling networks, sustainable and renewable energy http://www.viaseva.org
FEDENE (Fédération des services énergie environnement) http://www.fedene.fr
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International organizations
ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Conditioning Engineers)
European Marketing Group, District Heating and Cooling
Energy Centre Denmark/Danish Technological Institute
IDEA (International District Energy Association)
IEA (International Energy Agency)
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