Hi-Smart Self Assessment: Module 3

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The following questions aim to assess your knowledge on district heating.

Second generation district heating systems were characterised by:

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steam heat carrier

hot water heat carrier

warm water heat carrier

The ideal distribution of district heating heat production is:

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base load by industrial waste heat and communal waste incineration, middle load by CHP, peak load by gas boilers.

base load by gas boilers, middle load by CHP, peak load by industrial waste heat and communal waste incineration.

base load by CHP, middle load by industrial waste heat and communal waste incineration, peak load by gas boilers.

During the generational development of district heating, the following tendency can be observed:

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flow temperature rise, return temperature decrease, efficiency increase

flow temperature decrease, return temperature decrease, efficiency increase

flow temperature rise, return temperature rise, efficiency increase

Third generation district heating systems were characterised by:

1 point

steam heat carrier

hot water heat carrier

warm water heat carrier

Third generation district heating systems were characterised by:

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on-site built pipelines and substations

prefabricated pipelines and substations

steam equipment

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