Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12188/8083
Title: Optimisation of Heating Structure in Urban Areas
Authors: Shesho, Igor 
Filkoski, Risto 
Tashevski, Done 
Dimitrovski, Dame 
Keywords: energy efficiency, heating, building, sustainability, air pollution
Issue Date: Oct-2017
Publisher: Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in Nis
Conference: 18th Symposium on Thermal Science and Engineering of Serbia, SIMTERM 2017
Abstract: The present work deals with optimization model for selection of optimal heating structure in urban areas also considering the environmental aspects. Optimization model was developed, aiming to facilitate the decision making during selection phase of heat sources locations and defining the boundaries of their action at the pre-design phase of heat supply schemes development of settlements. Within the model is performed comparative analysis between ten heating systems, whereas as leading criteria in the comparison procedure are considered heat load density per unit of area, techno-economic aspects and environmental impact. The optimization result actually defines the optimal heating system type in regard of the value for the heat load density per unit area. The model provides possibility in defining standard values of heat density indicators, according to which can be assessed the economic feasibility of implementing district heating system for the selected urban area. The less value of heat density in the system, the higher specific costs for generation, distribution and transmission of heat energy. Furthermore the model is applied and verified for the local urban, infrastructural, technical and environmental conditions for the city of Skopje. Determination process of optimal heating structure has holistic approach, where beside techno-economic aspects and feasibility the environmental aspect of different heating systems is considered as a major factor (threat) in air pollution.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12188/8083
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