Chillers & heat pumps
Snowman Group details 25 MW modular ammonia heat-pump for Copenhagen district heating
A six-unit modular ammonia heat-pump using SRM SRH-26M screw compressors is described in a Snowman Group case study for Copenhagen district heating. The system recovers low-grade heat from flue-gas condensation. Performance figures cited in the case are supplier statements and have not been independently verified.
Snowman Group has published a case study describing a 25 MW modular ammonia heat-pump system designed to recover low-grade heat from flue-gas condensation for Copenhagen's district-heating network. The installation comprises six units equipped with SRM SRH-26M screw compressors.
System configuration and heat source
The system recovers low-grade thermal energy from flue-gas condensation and integrates it into the existing district-heating infrastructure. The modular arrangement of six compressor units is intended to match fluctuating heat demand and to simplify maintenance operations.
Caveats on performance data
The figures and descriptions in the case study are supplier project statements, not independently measured performance results. The original case references a water-outlet temperature and a COP value, but the accessible primary material does not provide sufficient operating-point and test-boundary detail to validate a general efficiency claim; those specific figures and any zero-carbon guarantees are therefore not reproduced here. The 25 MW rating refers to the project's design capacity and should not be equated with the total heat supplied to the entire city under all operating conditions.
Sources: Snowman Group official homepage and case link, company case republished by Refrigeration Express.
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