High temperature heat network
Heat Interface Units (BG 62/2015) was written by Reginald Brown and published by BSRIA in December 2015. It defines a high temperature heat network as: ‘…one which operates with a flow temperature that can exceed 90°C.’ and a low temperature heat network as: ‘…one which operates with a flow temperature less than or equal to 90°C.’
--BSRIA
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