Operational Efficiency Evaluation of Cogeneration Central Heating System Based on Improved Matter-Element Model in North China

Feng Ren

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.960-961.375

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Operational Efficiency Evaluation of Cogeneration Central Heating System Based on Improved Matter-Element Model in North China

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In order to assess the operational efficiency of cogeneration heating system and measure the systems social, economic, energy-saving and environmental protection benefits in North China, an evaluation index system is built up after analyzing the influence factors which may impact the heating system operation. The association degree function of classical matter element method is improved. And then, an improved matter-element evaluation model is established, which not only can figure out the evaluation grade that heating system belongs to, but also can point out the direction of the further improvement work. Besides, the model has other merits, such as uncomplicated operation, good scalability and so on. Example indicates that this evaluation model has excellent applicability and operability.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 960-961)

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Central Heating, Cogeneration, Comprehensive Evaluation, Matter-Element Model

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