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With in-depth energy analysis carried out by the Vatican City State and Hoval, The Vatican achieved a reduction of installed thermal power by as much as 40%, thus avoiding unnecessary loss of principal and costs. Finally, three boilers with a capacity of 5.5MW each and a total power of 16.5MW, have been replaced by three with a capacity of 3MW each and a total power output of 9MW.
Hoval have been supplying their services to the Royal Household since 1983. The Palace is impressive in size, and its 775 rooms include 19 State Rooms, 52 royal and guest bedrooms, 188 staff bedrooms, 92 offices and 78 bathrooms. In total, some 311,040 cubic metres of space need to be heated.
The Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world with a height of 828 metres, and more than 160 floors. The Burj Kalifa also boasts the highest freestanding structure in the world, the highest inhabited floor and the highest viewing platform - the superlatives seem endless! Between them, 11 UltraGas boilers provide the hot water for this impressive building.
In Greece and Rome, central heating has been used since as early as II century B.C. The first known floor heating system was the hypocaust, which translates into "heat from the bottom", this is how houses of the rich and public bathhouses were heated.
n the XIX century - the gas heater (1855), solar heating (1877) and the electric heater (1892) were invented. This is the century in which gas heating gained an advantage, thanks to the development of the gas network and the low price.
n 1942 Gustav Ospelt, the founder of Hoval, develops the first simple boiler and gives rise to the central heating system. In 1993, Hoval completed the research on the most effective condensation technology by patenting Hoval aluFer®, a heat exchanger used in the UltraGas boilers.
