Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1734329 Energy 2012 9 Pages PDF
Abstract
► We build the dynamic models of the districting heating network. ► The lag time and relative attenuation degree are introduced to represent the dynamic characteristics of the district heating network. ► Peak-valley method is introduced to find the actual lag time. ► The correspondence analysis method is used to obtain the actual relative attenuation degree. ► The lag time is proved to be approximately equal to the flow time of the heat medium.
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Physical Sciences and Engineering Energy Energy (General)
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