Energy

A district heating network is typically an investment that lasts more than 25 years. For engineering firms that design and optimize distribution systems, reliability is therefore essential. A distribution system consists of two main components.

Primary Distribution The primary distribution system is largely underground. Hot water is transported from the heat source to residential areas and industrial sites via large, well-insulated pipes at high temperatures and pressures. Because repairs are costly due to excavation work and downtime, choosing high-quality components is crucial. You don’t want to take any risks here.

Secondary Distribution In the secondary distribution system, heat is safely distributed to buildings and homes. These systems operate at lower temperatures and pressures, but still place high demands on safety, controllability, and reliability.

KLINGER doesn't just get involved once a system has been built. It is precisely during the engineering phase that the choice of components and materials makes all the difference.

We provide advice on:

• Flow and System Design
• Choice of Materials
• Reliability
• Maintenance
• Safety
• Lifetime

In addition, we provide support for the modernization of existing distribution systems when new technologies or changes in legislation require it. OEMs and skid builders can also count on our expertise and product specialists during the development of new installations.

For manufacturing companies with steam systems, there is a significant opportunity in making optimal use of heat. Consider, for example:

• Waste Heat Recovery
• Waste to Heat
• Circular Thermal
• Energy Efficiency

Together with Armstrong International, we help companies improve their thermal processes and maximize the reuse of waste heat. This enables companies to reduce both their energy consumption and their CO₂ emissions.

The energy transition is evolving at a rapid pace. New applications such as:

• Hydrogen
• Ammonia
• Geothermal Energy
• Battery Storage
• Heat Storage
• Electric water heaters

require new materials, new technologies, and new insights. No one knows exactly what the energy system will look like in ten years. That is precisely why experience is so important. KLINGER has decades of practical experience with specialized product knowledge. This enables us to support customers with both proven technologies and innovative New Energy projects. We work with you to address the sealing, control, and separation of new media and processes, ensuring that your systems operate safely, reliably, and are future-proof.

For all our energy applications, we supply high-quality valves, fluid control equipment, control valves, seals, hoses expansion joints for harsh operating conditions such as district heating, hydrogen, geothermal energy, waste heat, heat storage, biomass, and CO₂ storage.

Whether you’re working on a new district heating network, a hydrogen project, a geothermal installation, or the optimization of an existing energy system, the specialists at KLINGER Solutions are happy to work with you to find the right solution. Contact us for a no-obligation consultation or discover our solutions for your energy project.