Fraunhofer Research Institution for Battery Cell Production FFB Natural gas boilers are heating systems that use natural gas as a fuel to produce heat. They are employed to provide heat at a temperature of 80°C in various applications. For lower temperature levels, the 80°C level is adjusted by mixing it with other sources of heat.
Functionality
A gas boiler works by burning gas to release heat that is used for heating purposes. In condensing technology, the exhaust gases produced during combustion are cooled down, causing water to condense and release heat. This heat can then be fed back into the boiler.
Environmental Impact
The use of a Gas Boiler emits 280 tons of CO2 annually.
