Heat Production  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

The term heat generation refers to the different methods of generating heat. Heat is generated by burning a combustible material in so-called heating or combustion boilers.A distinction can be made between solid fuel boilers (wood gasification boilers, wood chip heaters and pellet boilers), oil boilers (for heating oil, biofuel) and gas boilers.The heat generators that produce heat without a combustion process are the heat pumps, the solar systems and the district heating. With heat pumps, heat from the ground, groundwater or air is used as the heat source. In solar systems, the heating or hot water is heated with the help of solar collectors.In district heating, the required heat is extracted from the district heating pipes via a heat exchanger installed on site. Heat is usually generated in a district heating plant by burning oil, gas, solid fuels such as wood or coal or by using the waste heat from another power plant.The most important energy source in terms of renewability is the sun - its heat is available throughout the year and can be used to generate heat. The thermal use of solar energy has been used for many years and is an element of heating systems in many households. Photovoltaics is used to generate electricity. The sun's radiation converts available light into electrical current. The process takes place via special photo or solar cells. Electricity production from photovoltaic systems has made great strides in recent years, both technically and in terms of economic use. The technical know-how has been and is being continuously improved.