Buena Práctica / Bonne Pratique / Boa Prática |
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NOMBRE NOM NAME |
District heating of the Municipality of Cuéllar |
Localización Localisation Localização |
Cuellar (Segovia, Castilla y León) |
Tipología – Naturaleza Typologie – Nature Tipologia – Natureza |
Use, transformation and demand
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Periodo de aplicación Période d’application Período de aplicação |
1998 – Present |
Principales objetivos Principaux objectifs Período de aplicação |
Reduction of energy costs Use of local biomass Generation of local employment |
Descripción detallada de la práctica o proyecto Description détaillée de la pratique ou du projet Descrição detalhada da prática ou projeto |
Technically, the centralized system implemented in the town of Cuéllar consists of three main elements: the thermal power plant, the distribution network and the interconnection systems of the heating network with the user’s consumption elements. The system is completed with the necessary control elements to ensure supply conditions, emission levels and the measurement of user consumption. The Thermal Power Plant is provided with two boilers, one of 5.2 MW and a second auxiliary boiler of 0.7 MW, in which the fuel is burned in the form of chips of 3 or 4 cm in length. By means of a group of pumps, the hot water coming from the boiler is introduced into a network of pipes three kilometers long where the water that has been heated in the boilers flows. Water is sent to homes, thanks to pumps, at 90 ° C and returns to the plant at 70 ° C. This distribution network consists of a double pipe heating system, one way that transports the hot water to the users and another one that returns the water already cooled to the plant after use. It is precisely the interconnection of the network with the user elements the last element of the system. Users connect to the network in parallel, all having the same supply conditions. The interconnection of the equipment is carried out by means of plate exchangers: on the one hand there is the primary circuit through which the water from the plant passes, and on the other hand the secondary circuit that brings the heating water to the radiators. These two circuits are connected currently in the plate exchangers for greater energy efficiency. For the Hot Sanitary Water is a similar operation by means of inter-accumulators in which the HSW that reaches the users is stored. There is no mixture of fluids at any time. It is important to highlight that the water of the plant is a closed circuit, it does not reach the faucets and radiators of each house, they are two independent circuits that do not mix, only exchange heat energy. The system works completely automatically, it is the users’ consumption that controls the start-up of the different elements of the thermal power plant, so when a user makes a consumption it is automatically reflected in the return water temperature of the network, the plant is in continuous operation to provide the fluid with the necessary energy and that the flow temperature remains constant. All this in order to achieve comfort conditions with a continuous supply 24 hours a day at a temperature of 90 ° C. Supply of thermal energy to:
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Agentes involucrados Agents impliqués Agentes envolvidos |
Ayuntamiento de Cuéllar IDAE EREN Universidad de Valladolid |
Evaluación de resultados y lecciones aprendidas Évaluation des résultats et les leçons apprises Avaliação de resultados e lições aprendidas |
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Fotografías Photos Fotos |
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Solución a los retos territoriales Solution aux défis territoriaux Solução para os desafios territoriais |
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Solución a un mayor nº de retos territoriales (a completar más adelante) Solution à un plus grand nombre de défis territoriaux (à compléter plus tard) Solução para um maior número de desafios territoriais (a ser completado depois) |
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Información de contacto Information de contact Informação de contato |
Ayuntamiento de Cuéllar Plaza Mayor, 1, 40200 Cuéllar, Segovia |
Project funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).