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Ciro Bevilacqua
Researcher at Building Research Establishment
Publications - 4
Citations - 75
Ciro Bevilacqua is an academic researcher from Building Research Establishment. The author has contributed to research in topics: Energy supply & Heat generation. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 4 publications receiving 73 citations.
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Toward 4th generation district heating: experience and potential of low-temperature district heating
Hongwei Li,Svend Svendsen,Alessandro Dalla Rosa,Sven Werner,Urban Persson,Karin Ruehling,Clemens Felsmann,Martin Crane,Robert Burzynski,Robin Wiltshire,Ciro Bevilacqua +10 more
TL;DR: The low-temperature district heating (LTDH) as discussed by the authors concept switches the perspective, starting from end-user thermal comfort and a quality match between energy supply and energy consumption, and aims to find the best and most economical way to satisfy the heat demand through efficient distribution networks and supply systems based on waste heat and renewable energy.
IEA DHC Annex X report:Toward 4th Generation District Heating: Experience and Potential of Low-Temperature District Heating
Alessandro Dalla Rosa,Hongwei Li,Svend Svendsen,Sveb Werner,Urban Persson,Karin Ruehling,Clemens Felsmann,Martin Crane,Robert Burzynski,Ciro Bevilacqua +9 more
Future low temperature district heating design guidebook: Final Report of IEA DHC Annex TS1. Low Temperature District Heating for Future Energy Systems
Hongwei Li,Svend Svendsen,Oddgeir Gudmundsson,Maunu Kuosa,Miika Rämä,Kari Sipilä,Markus Blesl,Michael Broydo,Markus Stehle,Ruben Pesch,Dirk Pietruschka,Heiko Huther,Maria Grajcar,Andrej Jentsch,Anna Kallert,Dietrich Schmidt,Natasa Nord,Tymofii Tereshchenko,Peter Byung-Sik Park,Yong Hoon Im,Jie Liu,Süleyman Dag,Robin Wiltshire,Ciro Bevilacqua +23 more
Annex X Final report : Toward 4th Generation District Heating: Experience and Potential of Low-Temperature District Heating
Alessandro Dalla Rosa,Hongwei Li,Svend Svendsen,Sven Werner,Urban Persson,Karin Rühling,Clemens Felsmann,Martin Crane,Robert Burzynski,Ciro Bevilacqua +9 more
TL;DR: The low-temperature district heating (LTDH) as discussed by the authors concept switches the perspective, starting from end-user thermal comfort and a quality match between energy supply and energy consumption, and aims to find the best and most economical way to satisfy the heat demand through efficient distribution networks and supply systems based on waste heat and renewable energy.