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Definition of chp in English Turkish dictionary
- combined heat and power
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Definition of chp in English English dictionary
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- combined heat and power
- Combined Heat and Power - type of system sometimes used in Industrial or commercial premises Often means large self contained unit with back up generator for electricity supply and heating
- Combined heat and power; a system that simultaneously delivers electric, mechanical, and thermal energy from a single energy source
- Energy systems that burn a fuel, usually natural gas, to produce heat and electricity Also known as cogeneration
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- is the acronym for combined heat & power, i e the joint delivery of electricity (power) and heat - but also chilling, cooling etc In GEMIS, CHP processes have the symbol before their name which also contains the acronym cogen or ICE The name element "th" refers to heat output of a CHP process, while without "th", the processes generally deliver electricity Because CHP processes generate more than one main product, an allocation is needed to distribute the environmental and cost effects between the main product, and the coupled product In GEMIS, usually a credit for the couple product is allocated so that the CHP process is modeled on a net base In the names of CHP processes in GEMIS, this is shown by the "/", followed by the credited process There are also CHP processes modeled without credit - this is indicated by the name element "gross" after the "/"
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- Combined heat and power A method of generation under which heat produced by a power station as a by-product of electricity generation is wholly or partly used for either industrial processes or other heating purposes
- Combined Heat and Power Unit Larger sites often choose to generate part or all of their electricity A CHP unit is an engine which runs on natural gas (a cheaper fuel than electricity) and generates both heat and electricity
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