Combined Production of Electric Power and Heat. Proceedings of a Seminar Organized by the Committee on Electric Power of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe, Hamburg, Federal Republic of Germany, 6–9 November 1978

Content: 
United Nations Economie Commission for Europe, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Introduction, Pages xi-xiv
Conclusions, Pages xv-xvi
Recommendations, Pages xvii-xviii
List of Contributors, Pages xix-xxii
Combined Production of Electric Power and Heat as the Instrument of an Energy Policy Aimed at Saving Energy, Pages 3-10
Combined Production—Combined Consumption: Transmitted by the Government of Hungary, Page 11
District Heating and Combined Production of Heat and Electricity as Tools for Energy Conservation and Substitution for Oil in Member Countries of the International Energy Agency: Transmitted by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Page 12
Heat Supply from Large Generating Units for District Heating Purposes: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 13
Energy Saving with Combined Production of Electric Power and Heat: A Question of Proper use of the Heat: Transmitted by the Government of Sweden, Page 14
Combined Production of Electric Power and Heat and Energy Saving: Transmitted by the Government of Turkey, Page 15
District Heating in Sweden: 1972/73 to 1976/77: Transmitted by the Government of Sweden, Page 16
Combined Production of Heat and Electric Power in Italy: Report Transmitted by the Government of Italy, Pages 17-18
Combined Production of Electric Power and Heat in Finland: Transmitted by the Government of Finland, Page 19
Development of the Combined Production of Electric Power and Heat in Thermal Electric Power Stations in the USSR: Transmitted by the Government of the USSR, Page 20
Basic Principles for the Establishment of Heat Supply Systems From Atomic Sources of Heat: Transmitted by the Government of the USSR, Page 21
Prospects for Using Nuclear Energy in Combined Production of Electric Power and Heat: Transmitted by the Government of Finland, Pages 22-23
The Possibilities of Supplying Heat From the Electric Power Stations in the French Nuclear Programme: Transmitted by the Government of France, Pages 24-25
Economic Comparison of Nuclear and Conventional District Heating: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 26
Experimental Uses of Waste Heat From Electric Power Stations in France: Transmitted by the Government of France, Pages 27-28
Use of Heat Pumps for the Exploitation of Geothermal Hot Water: Transmitted by the Government of France, Page 29
Heat Production and Distribution: Transmitted by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, Pages 30-33
A Pragmatic Approach to Combined Nuclear Heat and Power Generation: Transmitted by the Government of Switzerland, Page 34
TOTEM (Total Energy Module): A New Concept for Heat and Electricity Co-generation: Transmitted by the Government of Italy, Page 35
Contribution of Urban Waste to the Combined Production of Electric Power and Heat: Transmitted by the Government of France, Page 36
Improving the Output of Power Stations Equipped With Condensing and Bypass Turbines for the Combined Production of Electric Power and Heat in the Form of Hot Water: Transmitted by the Government of Romania, Page 37
Technical and Economic Aspects of the Combined Production of Electric Power and Heat, Pages 41-50
Combined Production of Electric Power and Heat in Czechoslovakia: Transmitted by the Government of Czechoslovakia, Page 51
Back-Pressure Power Generation in Swedish Industry: Transmitted by the Government of Sweden, Page 52
Fully-Automatic Fast Starting Cycling/Peaking Steam Plant for Current and District Heat Generation: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 53
Operating Experience with the Harburg Back Pressure Power Station for the Supply of Various Industrial Concerns: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 54
Gas Turbines for the Combined Generation of Heat and Electricity as well as for District Heating: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 55
New Possibilities in District Heating with Gas Turbine Driven Heat Pumps of Large Capacity: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Pages 56-57
Aspects of Termal Distribution: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 58
High-Economic-Efficiency Technology Applied to Better Exploiting the Iron and Steel Industry\'s Secondary-Energy Resources: Transmitted by the Government of Romania, Pages 59-60
District Heating by Use of Peak-Load Gas Turbine Off-Gas: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 61
Combined Heat and Power Generation for District Heating Systems Taking the Volkswagenwerk and the Town of Wolfsburg as an Example Including a Comparison with Possible Energy Supply Alternatives: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 62
Utilization of Urban Waste in Combined Electric Power and Heat Production Plants: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 63
The Czechoslovak Steam Reheater Turbines for Conventional as well as Nuclear Heat and Power Stations: Transmitted by the Government of Czechoslovakia, Page 64
Integration of Thermal Power Stations into Urban and Industrial Heat Distribution Systems: Transmitted by the Government of Belgium, Page 65
Combined Production of Heat and Electricity in the Hungarian Public Power Stations: Transmitted by the Government of Hungary, Page 66
Use of Power Factors in Analyzing Dual-Purpose Steam Cycles: Transmitted by the Government of Finland, Page 67
Heat Transmission, Pages 71-87
Long-Distance Heat Transfer in the CSSR and Draft of the Heat Supply for the Capital of Praha from the Melnik Power Station: Transmitted by the Government of Czechoslovakia, Page 88
The Three-Pipe-System of the BEWAG District Heating: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 89
Interdependence of Long-Distance Heating and Urban Heating Power Plants: Transmitted by the Government of Hungary, Page 90
A Representative Example of District Heating in Mannheim: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Pages 91-92
Results of Studies on the Reliability of Long-Distance Heat-Transmission Systems: Transmitted by the Government of Bulgaria, Page 93
Land-Use Planning Related to Electric Power and Heat Supply for Urban Centres and Large Industrial Complexes and Ecological Implications of the Combined Production of Electric Power and Heat, Pages 97-103
Oberhausen District Heating System as a Part of an Integrated Energy Supply System: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 104
Interconnexion of District Heating Systems for the Integration of Industrial and Power Generation Waste Heat: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 105
Combined Production of Electric Power and Heat in Moscow: Transmitted by the Government of the USSR, Page 106
District Heating Scheme Based on a Nuclear Power Plant for a Group of Semi-Urban Communities in Switzerland: Transmitted by the Government of Switzerland, Pages 107-108
The Supply of Electric Power and Heat to Urban Areas and Large Industrial Complexes in Czechoslovakia: Transmitted by the Government of Czechoslovakia, Pages 109-110
Urban Planning Measures Aimed at Saving Fuel and Energy: Transmitted by the Government of Czechoslovakia, Page 111
General Principles of Combined Heat Power Utilization: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 112
Present Status and Future Potentialities of Combined Heat and Power Generation in the Power Stations of the Hungarian Metallurgical Industry: Transmitted by the Government of Hungary, Page 113
Electric Energy for Meeting Heat Requirements in Housing and Industrial Buildings: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 114
Utilization of Low-Grade Heat from Thermal Electricity Production for Heating Large Greenhouse Complexes: Transmitted by the Government of Hungary, Page 115
Programme for Utilizing Waste Heat from Thermal Power Plants in Aquaculture and Agriculture: Transmitted by the Government of Italy, Page 116
Possibilities for Economic Insertion of ENEL Thermo-Electric Plants in Urban Heating Systems: Transmitted by the Government of Italy, Page 117
Institutional, Financial and Methodological Problems: Consolidated Report transmitted by the Government of Sweden, Pages 121-124
Obstacles to Increased Combined Heat and Power Generation: Transmitted by the Government of Sweden, Page 125
District Heating and Optimization of Energy Supply Systems in Finnish Communities: Transmitted by the Government of Finland, Page 126
Conversion of Condensing Steam Turbines for Combined Heat and Power Production: Transmitted by the Government of Finland, Page 127
Arrangement of the Combined Production of Power/Heat in a Supralocal Electric Power Grid System: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Pages 128-129
The Costs for an Individual Measurement and Charging in Dwellings: Transmitted by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany, Page 130
Total Energy in the United Kingdom The Grand Illusion?: Transmitted by the Government of the United Kingdom, Pages 131-132
Optimization of Systems for the Combined Production of Electric Power and Heat: Transmitted by the Government of the USSR, Page 133