1. The New Technology To Save Primary Energy And To Reduce CO2 Emission
TransHeat©
The New Technology To Save Primary Energy And To Reduce CO2 Emission

2. Input > Output Primary Energy
Output only 30 to 50 %
Waste heat is a result of almost every production process
Many times waste heat needs to be cooled down by usage of additional primary energy

3. Waste Heat
Mostly waste heat appears at times and places where it can‘t be used
Waste heat can´t be stored efficiently and over long periods with common technologies

4. Usage of Waste Heat
Waste heat is mostly used for heating and cooling applications on site or very near by
The common application is usage for district heating systems

5. District Heating Very high investments in pipelines
Very high investments for maintenance
High losses of energy due to long distances
Immobile system

6. Latent Heat Storage
During phase transformation, from solid to liquid, salts are storing huge amounts of enthalpy energy
Loading Temperature 58° Celsius
Heat Unloading up to 180° Celsius
Max Thermal Power 0,5 MW

7. TransHeat©
This new technology combines the advantages of district heating systems with those of latent heat storage systems not having the commonly known disadvantages

8. TransHeat© Waste heat can be collected at power and production plants
can be stored in mobile latent heat storage containers
can be shipped to any place, where it can be economically used

9. Functional Principle

10. TransHeat©
TransHeat© is connected in parallel to the building heating system
By using a light industrial oil and a heat exchanger, the heat from the container is transferred to the medium used to circulate heat in the building (normally water)

11. Cooling 1
The local type of cooling system uses standard heat absorption technology
It is installed directly in the customers building
This system uses magnesium chloride with a melting point of 240,8 ° F
Almost no electrical energy is necessary

12. Cooling 2
A centralized new type of absorption technique chills sodium acetate to a temperature of 32/21 °F,
Connects directly to the AC system
53.6°F from the AC is replaced with °F from TransHeat©

13. An Application Headquarters of Clariant Germany Approx. 160,000 sqf
Annually 4,500 MWh consumption of primary energy for heating and cooling
3,5 MWh Container

14. CO2– savings : app. 5,550 t/a net savings
Saving of all primary energy consumption
Heat 103,000 gal.oil (3.900 MWh/a) 1,143 t CO2 (10,06 kg/gal )
Electricity 900 MWh/a for AC t CO2 (739g/kWh)
Cooling at plant 4,500 MWh el ,665 t CO2 (739g/kWh)
Total CO2 pollution: ,581 t CO2 /a
Minus CO2 pollution TransHeat transportation 24 t CO2 /a
CO2– savings : app. 5,550 t/a net savings

15. TransHeat© Will not revolutionize the energy market
Will not replace common systems
Can not be the absolute solution for environment problems

16. TransHeat© Is one possibility to help saving primary energy
Is one possibility to reduce air pollution
Is one step in the right direction
Is a system to be used in JI or CDM

17. TransHeat® Eureca AG Berliner Ring 163 64625 Bensheim Germany
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