Heat4Future：区域供热系统脱碳战略规划工具

IF 1.6 Q2 MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES

MethodsX Pub Date : 2025-02-13 DOI:10.1016/j.mex.2025.103222

Nina Kicherer , Pablo Benalcazar , Peter Lorenzen , Olessya Kozlenko , Sadi Tomtulu , Jan Trosdorff

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摘要

未来供热供应的战略规划，特别是在区域供热系统的范围内，对于实现可行和具有成本效益的能源转型至关重要。但是，现有的区域供热系统规划工具往往需要详细的数据，而这些数据在规划过程的早期阶段往往无法获得。为了应对这一挑战，本文提出了Heat4Future，这是一种新的规划工具，旨在使用最少的输入数据，为特定地点的潜在脱碳区域供热系统提供见解。该工具展示了区域供热系统战略规划的创新方法的实施。它使用快照模拟模型来配置特定区域供热系统的供应，同时考虑到年热需求和用户指定的热源。该工具包括四个模块，用于计算系统的经济有效的发电剖面。它的目的是生成详细的每小时概况在一整年的关键参数的运行和规划的国土安全部使用一组指定的可再生能源，包括热负荷，发电和存储概况。•Heat4Future概述了在特定地点进行脱碳区域供热的可能性。•模拟工具包含四个模块，用于计算系统的发电概况：天气和环境数据模块，热负荷模块，缓冲热能储存模块和战略热规划模块。•该工具在MIT许可下获得许可，并可在GitLab上作为开源存储库使用。

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Heat4Future: A strategic planning tool for decarbonizing district heating systems

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Heat4Future: A strategic planning tool for decarbonizing district heating systems

Strategic planning of future heat supply, particularly in the context of district heating systems, is essential for achieving a viable and cost-efficient energy transition. However, existing planning tools for district heating systems often require detailed data, which is frequently unavailable in the early stages of the planning process. In response to this challenge, this paper presents Heat4Future, a new planning tool designed to provide insights into potential decarbonized district heating systems for a given location using minimal input data.

The tool demonstrates the implementation of an innovative methodology for strategic planning of district heating systems. It uses a snapshot simulation model to configure the supply for a particular district heating system, taking into account the annual heat demand and user-specified heat sources. The tool comprises of four modules for calculating the cost-effective generation profile of the system. It is designed to generate detailed hourly profiles over an entire year for key parameters essential to the operation and planning of a DHS using a specified set of renewable energy sources, including heat load, generation, and storage profiles.

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Heat4Future provides an overview of the possibilities for a decarbonized district heating supply in a specific location.
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The simulation tool contains four modules for calculating the system's generation profile: Weather and Environmental Data Module, Thermal Load Module, Buffer Thermal Energy Storage Module, and Strategic Heat Planning Module.
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The tool is licensed under the MIT License and is available as an open-source repository on GitLab.

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