Efficiency increasing by development of district heating systems operational modes using graphical analysis

The tasks of analyzing, developing and justifying of the district heating systems (DHS) operation modes arise at different stages of their life cycle. The article provides a brief description of the tasks, steps and methods for calculating and analyzing DHS modes, which are implementing as subtasks of the "ANGARA-HN" software. Special attention is paying to the automation of analysis processes. The developed computational and graphical software tools for parameters analyzing of the DHS operating modes consists of the means: analyzing of the initial information, calculating the values of the mode parameters and analyzing results of the calculation. Various tools allow you to visualize the distribution of selected parameters values on the graphical city plan, highlight bottlenecks, building pressure distribution graphs. The developed software designed to automate the workplaces of regimes group engineers at operational enterprises or for designer workers, when developing and justifying development schemes for urban DHS. Tools for analysis and graphical visualization significantly increase the efficiency of work by reducing the time of analysis, development and justification of operating conditions, as well as improve the quality of the results.

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