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Theoretical Study on Even Heating of Single Pipe Heating System

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In order to solve the problem of thermodynamic imbalance commonly existing in the heating system, an adjustment method that can realize the uniform heating to a building is put forward. In the single pipe system, it regulates the flow based on the energy balance between the heat of system supply for users and the heat dissipation of radiator to indoor, reversing the direction of the supply water and return water. By means of theoretical analysis, the results indicate that this method can solve the problem of building overheating, and the energy saving rate is higher than 30%. This method can also solve the problem of uneven heat and cold of the building by adjusting the ratio of positive and reverse times.

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Abbreviations

\( Q_{e} \) :

the heat supply for users, W

\( Q_{E}^{{}} \) :

the heat supply for users at the set room temperature, W

Q 1– Q 7 :

the thermal load from the first to the seventh floor, W

N1–N2:

the number of radiators from the first to the seventh floor, W

\( Q_{r} \) :

the heat dissipation of a single chip radiator, W

\( A_{r} \) :

the area of dissipation of a single chip radiator, W

\( t_{o,d} \) :

the outdoor calculation temperature of heating, ℃

\( t_{i,d} \) :

the room design temperature of heating, ℃

\( Q_{n} \) :

the heat dissipation of the radiator to the room, W

\( Q_{N} \) :

the heat dissipation of the radiator to the room at the set temperature, W

\( \Delta t \) :

the average water temperature in the radiator, ℃

\( \rho \) :

the density of water, kg/m³

\( c \) :

the specific heat capacity of water, J/(kg ℃)

\( G \) :

the volume flow of water, m³/h

\( T_{1} \) :

the inlet water temperature, ℃

\( T_{2} \) :

the outlet water temperature, ℃

\( T_{n}^{{}} \) :

the room temperature, ℃

\( T_{N} \) :

the set room temperature, ℃

\( K \) :

the heat transfer coefficient of radiator, W/(m2 ℃)

\( A \) :

the heat exchanger area, m2

\( B \) :

the energy regulation coefficient, W/℃

\( a \) :

the time of up-supply and down-circle

\( b \) :

the time of down-supply and up-circle

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Yin, X., Liu, M., Ma, Z., Zhang, J. (2019). Theoretical Study on Even Heating of Single Pipe Heating System. In: Fang, Q., Zhu, Q., Qiao, F. (eds) Advancements in Smart City and Intelligent Building. ICSCIB 2018. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 890 . Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-6733-5_50

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