German start-up company HYTING has developed an innovative hydrogen heating solution through flameless oxidation, which efficiently converts a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen into heat through a molecular catalytic reaction. This state-of-the-art system has several significant operational and efficiency benefits.
Advantages of the HYTING hydrogen heating system
First, this system is completely safe, as it operates with non-flammable hydrogen concentrations in all phases of its operation. In addition, the technology uses standard components from the automotive and heating industry, ensuring competitive costs and high reliability, as well as long system life.
Another point to note is that the hydrogen used requires low pressure and purity, thus reducing the costs associated with its production.
In terms of sustainability, HYTING’s technology emits no CO₂, NOx or particulates, with water being its only by-product. It is also highly energy efficient, achieving 114% heat production from the net calorific value of hydrogen, with 1 kg of hydrogen generating 37.4 kW of thermal energy. thermal energy .
Applications and adaptability
This heating solution is designed to suit a variety of environments, from commercial buildings to industrial facilities, with units offering between 10 and 300 kW of thermal output that ensure a warm environment in an efficient and environmentally friendly manner. These systems can serve as the primary, peak or backup heating source and are easily integrated into existing ventilation systems.
As a core system, HYTING provides rapid heat gain with efficient and consistent performance, regardless of external conditions. Used in conjunction with heat pumps in hybrid systems, HYTING offers an optimal solution during peak demand in cold climates. In addition, due to its simplified design and low operating costs, it is ideal for providing instantaneous backup heating in critical applications such as greenhouses and industrial agricultural facilities.
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