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million TR) installed capacity, in the Northern America, the USA has 14.000 MW (4 million TR) of installed DС capacity. Due to the climate, the Middle East has a large Potential for DC and the DC development here has been very intense in the last couple of years. From 2007-2015 the increase in capacity is estimated to be 65,000 MW (18,6 million TR), and still the DC market here is

only in its startup phase. Besides the more traditional pump solutions. DESMI

also supplies solutions with standard pumps in serial operation with extensive

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flexibility and high efficiency as the result.

 

DESMI’s pump solutions guarantee

 

operational reliability, energy efficient solutions,

 

easy servicing

Ex.1. True or false.

1.

In Denmark, the number of DC projects is steadily increasing.

2.

Only housing blocks use compressor-based cooling.

3.

DC in the Middle East is highly developed.

4.

DC development has been very slow in the Middle East in the last couple

of years.

5.

In Sweden the DC market share is 25%.

6.

The disadvantage of Dc is the use of storage tanks.

7.

The operational costs of compressor-based cooling depend on electricity

price.

8.

Compressor-based cooling has low investment cost.

9.

Two technologies are often combined to obtain the most optimal DC

system.

10. Compressor-based cooling operates efficiently at any load.

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Ex.2. Match two columns and make word combinations (as they are given in the text).

 

To suit

expenses

 

 

Produced

the cooling demand

 

 

To obtain

maintenance costs

 

 

Operational

the need

 

 

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Comprise

increasing

 

 

Storage

the needs

 

 

To even out

of years

 

 

To lower

by means

 

 

Steadily

phase

 

 

Last couple

tanks

 

 

Start-up

the optimal system

 

Ex.3. Match word combinations from Ex.2.with its Russian equivalent.

Начальная фаза, затраты на эксплуатацию, последняя пара лет, включать сто мость о служивания, постоянно растущий, баки хранения, снизить потребность, выровнять потребность в охлаждении, достичь оптимальной системы, удовлетворить потребности, производится посредством.

Ex.4. Choose the correct answer.

1. Some of the most developed markets in Europe are……

A) Sweden and Denmark B) Sweden and England C) Sweden and France 2. In Sweden cooling capacity was increased from …… with almost……….

 

A) 2000 to 20012 B) 2005 to 2009 C) 2005 to 2007

 

A) 50%

B) 55%

C) 25%

3.

In Denmark total installed capacity is ……... but the potential is much…..

 

A) 50MW

B) 50TR

C) 50V

 

A) larger

B) more

C) less

4.

The Middle East… a large potential for DC.

 

A) have

B) has had C) has

5.

The option of using storage tanks to even…. the cooling demand.

 

A) off

B) out

C) on

6.

The peak load is spread out and everyone can get a lower cooling ……

 

A) demand

B) rate

C) price

7.

The…… of compressor-based cooling depend on electricity price

 

A) maintenance costs

B) operational costs C) total costs

8.

………. cooling transforms waste…...

 

A) Free

B) Conventional C) Absorption

 

A) Cooling into heat

B) Heat into water C) Heat into cooling

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LESSON 8. SOCIETY IS STAKE

Read the text and define the core points. Write the summary of it.

СибАДИDistrict cooling can often present the best business case to building owners and tenants. But of equal impotence, it can offer a number of benefits to

the surrounding community locally and nationally. District cooling (DC) is most often a more energy efficient way of providing cooling than conventional central or single-room air-conditioning, and thus it is a more resource efficient solution. From an energy system perspective DC like district heating (DH) can also provide a better background for the implementation of renewable energy sources, solar and wind in particular. It does so by offering to even out the demand profile and enabling a more stable production.

Also the switch from central or single-room cooling solutions to DC can smoothen the demand curve of electricity. As with DC this is done through the use of energy storages, but also the demand profiles are aggregated, which allows for a steadier production. Moreover, the cooling needs not come from an electricity dense production, but can make use of free cooling, such as rivers and lakes, or surplus heat through absorption chillers. In that case the demand for electricity in the process is significantly reduced.

So, if DC is desirable, and we agree as well that cooling as a service is needed, why is it then still so underdeveloped and isolated in a few places around the globe - even in countries famous for their DH?

The answers may lie for a large part, with challenges common with DH services. It requires large up-front long term investment, a stable policy framework, and collaboration between various stakeholders.

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DС is a capital intensive business, just as DH, and thus the barrier of financing is ever present. The required investment in a network to supply the chilled water to the end-consumer is relatively large. For a given amount of energy, the DC pipes are also much bigger than an equivalent pipe for distributing heat as hot water. The capital intensive issue makes DС not the preferred business for many investors.

The lack of a stable policy framework (of the lack of a policy framework at all), furthermore increases insecurity and makes a sound financing difficult. The lack of framework makes interested companies, e.g. an established DH company, abstain from taking initiatives in establishing DC schemes. Creating a DC scheme ultimately means laying pipes on private, public ground, and it would benefit from a clear set of rules on how to gain access to laying pipes and which conditions investment is subject to.

 

Ex.1. True or false.

 

 

1.

DC presents benefits only to building owners and tenants.

2.

DC is a more energy efficient way of providing cooling.

3.

DC also provides a better background for solar and wind energy

 

 

implementation.

 

 

4.

DC can smoothen the demand curve of water supply.

5.

DH is done through the use of water storages.

6.

The demand for electricity is significantly increased.

7.

The barrier of financing is ever present.

8.

DC pipes are smaller than for distributing heat

9.

The lack of framework abstains from taking initiatives.

 

10.Creating a DC scheme ultimately means laying roads on public or private

 

 

ground.

 

 

 

Ex.2. Match two columns and make word combinations (as they are given

 

in the text).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Energy

chillers

 

Sound

 

a large part

 

 

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Surplus storage

 

 

Absorption

large

 

 

Relatively

investment

 

 

Significantly

challengers

 

 

Lie for

reduced

 

 

Collaboration

between stakeholders

 

 

Common

difficult

 

 

Long term

heat

 

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Ex.3. Match word combinations from Ex.2.with its Russian equivalent.

Хранение энергии, избыточное тепло, поглощающие охладители, значительно сниженный, лежит по большей части, общие проблемы, долгосрочные инвестиции, сотрудничество между заинтересованными лицами, относительно большой, очевидно трудно.

Ex.4. Choose the correct answer.

1.

DC ……. often present the best business case.

 

A) must

B) should

C) can

2.

It can ……. a number of benefits.

 

A) give

B) offer C) take

3.

DC is……. often a ……… energy efficient way.

 

A) many

B) much

C) most

 

A) most

B) much

C) more

4.

It is a more …. efficient solution.

 

A) resource B) energy

C) electricity

5.

DH provides a better background for the implementation of …… energy

sources.

 

 

 

 

A) solar and moon

B) solar and light C) solar and wind

6.

It …. a more stable production.

 

 

A) do B) does C) doing

 

7.

The DC can …… the demand …. of electricity.

 

A) even

B) smoothen

C) enlarge

 

A) round

B) curve

C) circle

8.

It can make …… of free cooling such as rivers and lakes.

 

A) use

B) plus

C) bonus

9.

DC is a capital ……. business.

 

 

A) intensive

B) extensive

C) aggressive

10. Creating a DC scheme means laying………

 

A) money

B) time

C) pipes

СибАДИLESSON 9. HYDROLIC SAFETY ANALYSES

Read the text and define the core points. Write the summery of it.

District cooling systems are becoming a more common part of the energy supply systems, also in cooler parts of the world such as Scandinavia. The systems are mainly made in densely populated areas or large facilities as airports, military and university campuses. The usual design approach for DC systems does not normally include transient analyses when designing DH and DC systems.

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