Efficiency of CHPP Operation in Heat-Supply Systems when the Transition to Lowered and Extended Schedules of Heating Regulation

The aim of the work is a theoretical study of the efficiency of heat supply based on a software package that includes mathematical models of a real CHPP, a real heating network and real heat consumers with a high share of hot water supply load using extended and reduced temperature schedules of heat...

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Main Authors: Suvorov D.M., Tatarinova N.V.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Academy of Sciences of Moldova 2022-08-01
Series:Problems of the Regional Energetics
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Online Access:https://journal.ie.asm.md/assets/files/06_03_55_2022.pdf
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author Suvorov D.M.
Tatarinova N.V.
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description The aim of the work is a theoretical study of the efficiency of heat supply based on a software package that includes mathematical models of a real CHPP, a real heating network and real heat consumers with a high share of hot water supply load using extended and reduced temperature schedules of heating regulation. The set aim is achieved by solving the following problems: choosing a method for calculating various schedules of regulating heat supply from CHPPs; con-struction of initial, reduced and extended temperature schedules and schedules of delivery water consumption; determination of optimal energy costs and heat-transfer agent costs. The most im-portant of the results achieved is the carried analysis of the energy and economic efficiency in-dicators changes during the transition from the traditional to lowered and extended schedules of heat-supply system regulation. The total fuel savings at CHPP during the transition from the ini-tial design temperature schedule with a maximum delivery water temperature of 150°C to the most energy efficient schedules reaches about 2%, which should be recognized as very signifi-cant. The significance of the obtained results lies in the fact that they allow calculating the ener-gy effect in the form of fuel savings at CHPPs compared to their operation with the design tem-perature schedule. It is shown that the use of these technologies will increase the efficiency of district heating that will ensure a reliable and high-quality supply of heat energy to consumers and reduce its cost.
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spelling doaj.art-899410bf987d405b881fd30b868832e22022-12-22T01:28:40ZengAcademy of Sciences of MoldovaProblems of the Regional Energetics1857-00702022-08-01553688310.52254/1857-0070.2022.3-55.06Efficiency of CHPP Operation in Heat-Supply Systems when the Transition to Lowered and Extended Schedules of Heating Regulation Suvorov D.M.0Tatarinova N.V.1Vyatka State University Kirov, Russian FederationVyatka State University Kirov, Russian FederationThe aim of the work is a theoretical study of the efficiency of heat supply based on a software package that includes mathematical models of a real CHPP, a real heating network and real heat consumers with a high share of hot water supply load using extended and reduced temperature schedules of heating regulation. The set aim is achieved by solving the following problems: choosing a method for calculating various schedules of regulating heat supply from CHPPs; con-struction of initial, reduced and extended temperature schedules and schedules of delivery water consumption; determination of optimal energy costs and heat-transfer agent costs. The most im-portant of the results achieved is the carried analysis of the energy and economic efficiency in-dicators changes during the transition from the traditional to lowered and extended schedules of heat-supply system regulation. The total fuel savings at CHPP during the transition from the ini-tial design temperature schedule with a maximum delivery water temperature of 150°C to the most energy efficient schedules reaches about 2%, which should be recognized as very signifi-cant. The significance of the obtained results lies in the fact that they allow calculating the ener-gy effect in the form of fuel savings at CHPPs compared to their operation with the design tem-perature schedule. It is shown that the use of these technologies will increase the efficiency of district heating that will ensure a reliable and high-quality supply of heat energy to consumers and reduce its cost.https://journal.ie.asm.md/assets/files/06_03_55_2022.pdfheat-supply systemheating loadtemperature schedule
spellingShingle Suvorov D.M.
Tatarinova N.V.
Efficiency of CHPP Operation in Heat-Supply Systems when the Transition to Lowered and Extended Schedules of Heating Regulation
Problems of the Regional Energetics
heat-supply system
heating load
temperature schedule
title Efficiency of CHPP Operation in Heat-Supply Systems when the Transition to Lowered and Extended Schedules of Heating Regulation
title_full Efficiency of CHPP Operation in Heat-Supply Systems when the Transition to Lowered and Extended Schedules of Heating Regulation
title_fullStr Efficiency of CHPP Operation in Heat-Supply Systems when the Transition to Lowered and Extended Schedules of Heating Regulation
title_full_unstemmed Efficiency of CHPP Operation in Heat-Supply Systems when the Transition to Lowered and Extended Schedules of Heating Regulation
title_short Efficiency of CHPP Operation in Heat-Supply Systems when the Transition to Lowered and Extended Schedules of Heating Regulation
title_sort efficiency of chpp operation in heat supply systems when the transition to lowered and extended schedules of heating regulation
topic heat-supply system
heating load
temperature schedule
url https://journal.ie.asm.md/assets/files/06_03_55_2022.pdf
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