2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2017.08.061
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Thermal transient prediction of district heating pipeline: Optimal selection of the time and spatial steps for fast and accurate calculation

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“…One of the most used numerical schemes for solving the advection-diffusion equation is the upwind scheme, thanks to its simple applicability and good accuracy also during fast rising or falling edge in temperature. Wanga et al [11] have compared the implicit upwind scheme with the characteristic line method, finding that the first one is unconditionally stable and more informative in simulating the temperature distribution along a pipeline. Anyhow, the major problem of this solving method consists of an additional numerical diffusion due to the Courant number and the grid refinement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the most used numerical schemes for solving the advection-diffusion equation is the upwind scheme, thanks to its simple applicability and good accuracy also during fast rising or falling edge in temperature. Wanga et al [11] have compared the implicit upwind scheme with the characteristic line method, finding that the first one is unconditionally stable and more informative in simulating the temperature distribution along a pipeline. Anyhow, the major problem of this solving method consists of an additional numerical diffusion due to the Courant number and the grid refinement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors use this model to minimize the cost of generation in a DH network under different operation strategies. Finally, a modeling approach based on the Finite Volumes method is presented in [29]. The method, named the implicit upwind method, is compared to the characteristic line method and the authors conclude that the characteristic line is faster but the implicit upwind method provides more information on the temperature distribution within the pipe.…”
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“…Разработка новых энергосберегающих техноло гий для тепловой защиты элементов систем теплос набжения является одной из актуальнейших в на стоящее время при создании энергетического обору дования различного назначения [1][2][3][4]. Высокий уро вень тепловых потерь [5] в системах теплоснабже ния (например, тепловые сети, ТЭС, котельные) и энергетическом оборудовании различного назначе ния (химические производства, пищевая промы шленность и т.…”
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