An indirect substation is used when district heating network conditions, such as pressure and temperature, do not allow direct connection. When a substation is connected indirectly, a heat exchanger provides energy-efficient heat transfer. It also ensures that the primary network supply side and the secondary building installation side remain safely separated.
In this way, the building application works regardless of pressure or temperature variations in the district heating network (hydronic balancing) and is safe from pipe breaks or leaks.
Integrated components ensure safe operation, increases durability and minimize whole life costs
Benefit from optimized heat transfer and system control performance
Compact design - Minimum space required for installation
Thermostatic or electronic control of heating temperature
Operates independently of differential pressure and flow temperature
Low energy loss
Wide capacity range – up to 20 MW
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Check out our easy and simple product overview and find exactly the district heating station that fits your application requirements.
DSP stands for ‘Danfoss Substation Prefabricated’, highlighting the fact that you get a substation that is easy to install and that complies with 90% of the typical district heating network technical connection requirements. MOD@ stands for ‘modular and digital’, meaning you get a substation that’s flexible, easy to configure and works seamlessly with our digital district heating network product portfolio.
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