How much heat do I deliver where?
Several heat meters deliver series, but no overall picture.
Concern 5 · heat
Where does the heat go?
The heat network at a glance: sites, meters, flow and return, output, flow rate and storage. One click on a card opens the chart.
Sound familiar?
Three questions about the heat network.
Does the network run in the right range?
Flow and return temperature show whether the network works cleanly.
Is the storage filled correctly?
The fill level decides how flexibly the engine can run.
How the learning system answers
From the diagram to the chart in one click.
The cards in the network diagram show the current state. A click opens flow, return, output and flow rate over 24 hours, 7 or 30 days.
How was the heat delivery at the sites last week?
Site 1 was above site 2 for most of the week. At the weekend output dropped at both. The series are linked.
Source: heat meters, plant raw values, updated continuously
Example with invented data
Questions you can ask
- How high was the return temperature yesterday?
- How much heat did site 2 take?
- How full is the storage?
- When was the output last above the normal range?
Every number comes from a fixed calculation, not from the language model. Every answer names its source.
Where the heat flows
Several sites, several meters, one picture.
What it looks like
Flow, return and output.
The two temperatures on top, the output below. One shared zoom applies to both.
Where does the heat go?00:00
Output–
Flow–
Storage–
Example with invented values
The storage at a glance
The fill level decides how flexibly the engine can run.
How it works
From the meters to the chart.
01
Fetch raw values
The raw values of the meters are fetched at short intervals.
02
Look at sites separately
Every site has its own meters and storage. They are not mixed.
03
Click and check
A click on a card opens the chart for the chosen period.
Learning system and Pseudomizer
Two building blocks, one goal: answers without handing out originals.
The learning system (RAG)
A system of your own with its own storage. It reads your documents and measurement data, answers in plain sentences and names the source. At night it asks itself new questions and reports gaps.
More on the local AIThe Pseudomizer
If you also want to use a large cloud AI, the Pseudomizer creates a shadow copy and checks it with subject-specific check chains. The original stays with you. Leak rate at the exit: 0.00 %. Guards detect, the judge stage blocks when in doubt, healing cleans up.
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