Search for an equilibrium between heat demand and supply in heating systems under a unifiedheat supply organization

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Abstract
Organizational model of the heat energy market on a unified heat supply organization is considered. An equilibrium mathematical model is proposed for the liberalized tariff setting conditions based on a microeconomic monopolistic market model. This mathematical model allows for taking into account energy production and transportation costs as part of a single economic criterion and to determine the supply and demand equilibrium for heat energy. The search for an optimal solution to the developed mathematical model of the unified heat supply organization is based on the univariate relaxation method with the subsequent use of methods of redundant design and simple iterative schemes. The developed mathematical model fully reflect the current “rules of the game” between heat energy producers and consumers and allow a maximum consideration for the interests of all participants of the heat supply process under physical and engineering constraints on heat energy sources and heat networks.
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Authors V., Penkovsky Andrey;
Journal e3s web of conferences
Year 2018
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https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/201839012003
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Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Technology physics environmental sciences business social sciences commerce architecture applied optics. photonics architectural drawing and design industrial engineering. management engineering

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