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In modern thermal energy systems, accurate energy metering is crucial for fair billing, energy management, and system optimization. A heat meter serves this purpose by measuring the thermal energy exchanged between a heat source and a heat sink, typically in heating or cooling applications such as district heating networks, commercial buildings, or industrial processes.

What Is a Heat Meter?

A heat meter calculates energy consumption by measuring the flow of a heat transfer fluid (usually water) and the temperature difference between the inlet and outlet of a heating or cooling system. It typically consists of three key components:

• Flow Sensor: Measures the volume of fluid passing through the system.

• Temperature Sensors: Detect temperatures at both the supply and return points.

• Calculator Unit: Computes the thermal energy transferred using the measured flow and temperature data.

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