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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Varmadælur"”.

  1. Austurvegur 20a 730 Reyðarfjörður

    … ásamt því að fjalla um kosti þess að nota varmadælur á köldum svæðum. Einnig eru skoðaðir kostir þess að vera með led lýsingu í stað flúrlampa.

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  2. Combating urban heat islands : assessing the potential of open-loop geothermal heat pump systems in Canada

    Urban aquifers hold significant potential for sustainable space cooling solutions to help address the growing issue of urban heat islands, yet their suitability has remained underexplored. This study presents an assessment of urban aquifer suitability for cooling with groundwater heat pump (GWHP) …

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  3. Environmental and economic analysis of thermal energy storage for a district heating system in Bolungarvik

    Even Iceland, which is known for its renewable energy and environmental efforts, is not immune to the current climate crisis or the issue of energy insecurity. The “cold regions”, such as the Westfjords, of Iceland are impacted the most since they lack access to geothermal resources for essential …

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  4. Excess Heat Reuse in Icelandic Data Centers

    This thesis investigates the potential for excess heat reuse from the atNorth ICE02 data center campus in Reykjanesbær, Iceland. The study focuses on quantifying the magnitude, temperature level, and variability of the available heat resource, as well as evaluating its technical and economic …

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