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Information Paper 14/89 Performance of condensing boilers in non-domestic buildings
Publication Year
1989
Document Status
Archived
Abstract
Describes the results of monitoring a highly successful refurbishment project in which a set of gas-fired condensing and standard boilers replaced obsolete boilers at a hospital. The boilers served the existing conventional space heating system in the 60 buildings at the site. The energy savings achieved in 1 year recouped the extra capital cost of the condensing boilers compared with the cost of conventional high-efficiency boiler plant. The data collected are used to illustrate the cost effectiveness of condensing boilers for non-domestic buildings and their particular suitability for hospital refurbishment projects.
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Author
Lillywhite, M. S. T.
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