reasons for heat demand changes and effects on planning and development of heating systems
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Abstract
Planning the development of heating systems in circumstances of dynamic
changes in the energy field is becoming very demanding from the aspect of
consideration and involvement all impacts on the future development. The
paper deals with a methodological approach towards the change of normatives
which includes future conditions for the development and changes of heat
energy consumption and possible scenario for the change of consumption in
Novi Sad within the boundaries of capacities for future construction. The
possible dynamics is determined and the projection of the existing
consumption growth in the conditions of increasingly stringent energy
circumstances for the further growth and strict energy requirements of
contemporary moment.
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| Authors | ;Petrović Jovan R.;Gvozdenac-Urošević Branka D.;Polc Josip J. |
| Journal | Nature |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.2298/TSCI120312061P
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