BSR.005 — Self-sufficient district heating (0.96 MW) and district cooling (0.83 MW) as the energy concept of the future

2021-06-07

Initial situation

A future-oriented energy concept has been installed on the former Opel site Mark 51°7. For the first time, an area of 70 hectares in size is supplied with heating and cooling obtained using geothermal energy.

∙ Low primary energy factor below 0.5 through use of geothermal energy for heating and cooling supply.
∙ Feeding of surplus energy into the local FW grid by the companies.

Various users such as RUB ZESS and also DHL are attached to the total area of the former Opel site.

The Ruhr-University Bochum (RUB) operates the research center ZESS here with a building size of about 20,000 m2. In the Research Center for the Engineering of Smarter Product-Service Systems, scientists work on issues related to Industry 4.0.

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The ewers solution

District cooling compact station

Power: 830 kW
Nominal width: DN150 / DN 150

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Drawing of the district cooling compact station

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Hydraulic representation

District heating compact station

Power: 960 kW
Nominal width: DN125 / DN 125

ewers BSR.005 - Baustellenreport - Zeichnung der Fernwärmekompaktstation

Drawing of the district heating compact station

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Hydraulic representation

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Station for district cooling transfer

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Station for district heating transfer

ewers BSR.005 - Baustellenreport - Das Forschungszentrum ZESS auf dem MARK 51°7 Gelände

The ZESS research center on the MARK 51°7 site | Photo: agn