Optimization of electricity costs in residential heat supply systems

Currently, there is a large number of objects related to recirculation of material flows, mixing of reagents of liquid and gaseous media, etc. Among them are residential heating systems. Their dynamics are described by differential equations with a deviating argument. The main task of energy-saving...

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Main Authors: О. Стенін, В. Пасько, М. Солдатова, І. Дроздович
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Published: Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute 2024-10-01
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І. Дроздович
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description Currently, there is a large number of objects related to recirculation of material flows, mixing of reagents of liquid and gaseous media, etc. Among them are residential heating systems. Their dynamics are described by differential equations with a deviating argument. The main task of energy-saving management of heat supply systems of residential buildings is to increase energy efficiency with the help of the optimal mode of their operation. In the case of heat supply systems for residential buildings, the optimality criterion must take into account the need to maintain the required temperature regimes when the ambient temperature varies. Optimizing the operation of such objects using known methods is quite difficult. In this work, a dummy variable method is proposed to reduce the original system of differential equations with a deviating argument to a system of ordinary differential equations and transfer equations, for which known optimization methods can be applied. The method is generalized to systems with a non-stationary deviating argument and to systems with several processes having an aftereffect. The practical use of the dummy variable method is shown on the example of solving the problem of optimal control of the heat exchange process in a private residential building. Ref. 21, pic. 3
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spelling doaj-art-f7ceebf633d34aee832d0e0d1492d4f72025-08-20T02:44:13ZengIgor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic InstituteAdaptivni Sistemi Avtomatičnogo Upravlinnâ1560-89562522-95752024-10-0124510.20535/1560-8956.45.2024.313084351618Optimization of electricity costs in residential heat supply systemsО. Стенін0В. Пасько1М. Солдатова2І. Дроздович3Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic InstituteIgor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic InstituteIgor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic InstituteInstitute of Telecommunications and of the global information space of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Currently, there is a large number of objects related to recirculation of material flows, mixing of reagents of liquid and gaseous media, etc. Among them are residential heating systems. Their dynamics are described by differential equations with a deviating argument. The main task of energy-saving management of heat supply systems of residential buildings is to increase energy efficiency with the help of the optimal mode of their operation. In the case of heat supply systems for residential buildings, the optimality criterion must take into account the need to maintain the required temperature regimes when the ambient temperature varies. Optimizing the operation of such objects using known methods is quite difficult. In this work, a dummy variable method is proposed to reduce the original system of differential equations with a deviating argument to a system of ordinary differential equations and transfer equations, for which known optimization methods can be applied. The method is generalized to systems with a non-stationary deviating argument and to systems with several processes having an aftereffect. The practical use of the dummy variable method is shown on the example of solving the problem of optimal control of the heat exchange process in a private residential building. Ref. 21, pic. 3 https://asac.kpi.ua/article/view/313084technological processaftereffectdummy variableequivalent scheme of equationsresidential building heating circuitoptimal algorithm
spellingShingle О. Стенін
В. Пасько
М. Солдатова
І. Дроздович
Optimization of electricity costs in residential heat supply systems
Adaptivni Sistemi Avtomatičnogo Upravlinnâ
technological process
aftereffect
dummy variable
equivalent scheme of equations
residential building heating circuit
optimal algorithm
title Optimization of electricity costs in residential heat supply systems
title_full Optimization of electricity costs in residential heat supply systems
title_fullStr Optimization of electricity costs in residential heat supply systems
title_full_unstemmed Optimization of electricity costs in residential heat supply systems
title_short Optimization of electricity costs in residential heat supply systems
title_sort optimization of electricity costs in residential heat supply systems
topic technological process
aftereffect
dummy variable
equivalent scheme of equations
residential building heating circuit
optimal algorithm
url https://asac.kpi.ua/article/view/313084
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