A method for establishing mathematical model of regional integrated energy network

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for establishing a mathematical model of a regional comprehensive energy network, which comprises the following steps: S100, data collection: collecting basic data ofthe supply and output of the regional comprehensive energy, and classifying according to the supply and output; S100, collecting the basic data of the regional comprehensive energy supply and output;S100, collecting the basic data of the regional comprehensive energy supply and output according to the supply and output. S200, model construction: According to the basic data of comprehensive energysupply and output, the mathematical model of comprehensive energy supply and output relationship is established; S300, model optimization: optimizing the mathematical model of comprehensive energy supply and output relationship, and obtaining the optimization results of the model; S400, optimization feedback: according to the optimization result of the model, the supply relationship between the energy supply and the output is determined to guide the rational development and utilization of the energy. By analyzing the relationship between the energy supply and the output demand, the inventioncan accurately obtain the energy supply amount, avoids the waste caused by the energy surplus, and guides the reasonable development and utilization of the energy.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of comprehensive energy, in particular to a method for establishing a mathematical model of a regional comprehensive energy network. Background technique [0002] Energy is a resource that can provide energy. Energy here usually refers to thermal energy, electrical energy, light energy, mechanical energy, chemical energy, etc. Energy sources can be divided into three categories: (1) Energy from the sun. Including energy directly from the sun (such as solar thermal radiation energy) and energy indirectly from the sun (such as coal, oil, natural gas, oil shale and other combustible minerals and fuelwood and other biomass energy, water energy and wind energy, etc.). (2) Energy from the earth itself. One is the geothermal energy contained in the earth's interior, such as underground hot water, underground steam, and dry hot rock mass; the other is the atomic nuclear energy contained in nuclear fuels such as u...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] However, in the process of using the existing comprehensive energy, because the relationship between energy supply and output demand is not clear, it is easy to cause energy surplus, because some energy cannot be well stored, it is easy to lead to energy waste, and there are certain defects.

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