The application discloses a load prediction and adaptive adjustment method of a district
heating system, and belongs to the field of intelligent heating and
energy management automation. The method constructs a
graph model representing the physical topology structure of the heating
pipe network, and quantifies the
heat transfer attenuation by giving dynamic connection weights to the connection between nodes based on the
pipe physical parameters. After obtaining the thermal data and outdoor environment data, the historical data and the
graph model are input into the load prediction model to extract the spatial
coupling characteristics between each heat exchange
station, and the
time domain coding characteristics are extracted based on the outdoor environment data. A feedforward compensation mechanism for the
thermal inertia of building envelopes is introduced in the process to correct the
temperature response lag. The above-mentioned characteristics are fused to generate a
heat load prediction value, and the
circulating pump frequency or the primary side electric regulating
valve opening degree of each heat exchange
station is adaptively adjusted accordingly. The application solves the problems that the existing method cannot fuse the spatial
coupling relationship of the
pipe network and lacks
thermal inertia compensation, and improves the prediction accuracy and
system energy efficiency.