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This study is the first and so far the only one in Ukraine dedicated to the experience of using mobile thermal energy storage in emergencies, in particular blackouts. The article considers the issue of ensuring energy security. The classification of heat storage system parameters is given. The considered model of an autonomous heating system with a heat storage system. The impact on the thermal energy storage heating system with different designs of heat generators and fuel types is shown. The results of the operation of a combined system consisting of an autonomous heating system of a separate building equipped with an electric boiler and thermal energy storage are presented. Thermal energy storage is used not only as a buffer between the heat generator and the heating system but also as a source of heat. Integrating the thermal energy storage into the building's heating system ensures constant heat supply to the building, 100% coverage of peak dynamic loads, halving the boiler unit capacity and operating costs by 20%. It has been proven that the presence of thermal energy storage allows solving the problem of providing a stable heat supply in the conditions of a power outage. A detailed description of the conducted study of methods and equipment used during field operation and data processing is given. The results of the field tests of the thermal energy storage in winter operation conditions are provided. Features of the use of the controller for monitoring the heating system's operation with thermal energy storage are provided. The results of field tests are given. An analysis of the received data was carried out. Formulated directions for further scientific research, development, and practical recommendations for the use of mobile heat accumulators in the national economy and the state emergency service of Ukraine. Economic criteria and efficiency criteria aimed at reducing operational costs are considered. The obtained research results can be used to predict the operation of heating and cooling systems equipped with thermal energy storage. Keywords: Heating system, security, blackout, thermal energy storage, monitoring.
This study is the first and so far the only one in Ukraine dedicated to the experience of using mobile thermal energy storage in emergencies, in particular blackouts. The article considers the issue of ensuring energy security. The classification of heat storage system parameters is given. The considered model of an autonomous heating system with a heat storage system. The impact on the thermal energy storage heating system with different designs of heat generators and fuel types is shown. The results of the operation of a combined system consisting of an autonomous heating system of a separate building equipped with an electric boiler and thermal energy storage are presented. Thermal energy storage is used not only as a buffer between the heat generator and the heating system but also as a source of heat. Integrating the thermal energy storage into the building's heating system ensures constant heat supply to the building, 100% coverage of peak dynamic loads, halving the boiler unit capacity and operating costs by 20%. It has been proven that the presence of thermal energy storage allows solving the problem of providing a stable heat supply in the conditions of a power outage. A detailed description of the conducted study of methods and equipment used during field operation and data processing is given. The results of the field tests of the thermal energy storage in winter operation conditions are provided. Features of the use of the controller for monitoring the heating system's operation with thermal energy storage are provided. The results of field tests are given. An analysis of the received data was carried out. Formulated directions for further scientific research, development, and practical recommendations for the use of mobile heat accumulators in the national economy and the state emergency service of Ukraine. Economic criteria and efficiency criteria aimed at reducing operational costs are considered. The obtained research results can be used to predict the operation of heating and cooling systems equipped with thermal energy storage. Keywords: Heating system, security, blackout, thermal energy storage, monitoring.
Purpose. To reduce specific energy consumption for heating municipal and industrial buildings by introducing smart indoor temperature control taking into consideration individual dependences of characteristics of each person as a consumer of energy resources on specific heating conditions. Methodology. The energy-efficient and smart control of indoor heating is based on the fact that a control system is to elaborate and provide a compromise solution as for comfortable perception of proper conditions of someones staying indoors and minimum consumption of energy resources. To do that, first of all the problem should be solved concerning recognition of different heating conditions by a smart control system aimed at providing a process of system learning and database formation. To complete this task, the parameters of one-dimensional dynamic models describing heat-exchange processes are proposed to be used as the information signs for the classification of situations in terms of heating relative to the uncontrolled electric heaters; the input value is the heater capacity, and the output value is the air temperature within the local indoor zone. Within the framework of the development of a method for classifying indoor heating conditions, dependences of the parameters of dynamic models of local indoor heating zones on the characteristics of local heating zones were analysed. Besides, certain regularities of a control process for heaters were determined; that helped provide accurate identification of the models of local heating zones without considerable changes in a preset temperature mode. Computational experiments made it possible to evaluate the accuracy of determination of information signs for the classification of heating conditions while representing real characteristics of indoor heat-exchange processes. Findings. The studies resulted in the development of a method for identifying dynamic properties of indoor heat zones for the cases of using uncontrolled electric heaters with two states. Originality. For the first time, certain regularities have been identified concerning a capacity control process for electric heaters with two states and a process of temperature measurement within the local indoor zones. The regularities made it possible to determine the parameters of dynamic models of indoor heat-exchange processes with high accuracy and without considerable changes in the preset temperature mode, and to use these parameters as information signs while classifying the heating conditions. Practical value. The obtained regularities of the processes of heater control and temperature measurement allowed developing a method for identification of dynamic properties of local indoor heat zones, which makes up the basis for a classification procedure of heating conditions.
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