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The document summarizes research on designing an optimal district heating system for Hirosaki City, Japan based on a heat density map. The methodology includes creating a heat demand calculation based on building type and time of day, and using an objective function to minimize total system costs including capital, operation and maintenance, pipelines and electricity costs versus revenue from electricity sales. The results and maps show the optimal network configuration and pipeline routing to satisfy heating and hot water demands at lowest cost.
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The document summarizes research on designing an optimal district heating system for Hirosaki City, Japan based on a heat density map. The methodology includes creating a heat demand calculation based on building type and time of day, and using an objective function to minimize total system costs including capital, operation and maintenance, pipelines and electricity costs versus revenue from electricity sales. The results and maps show the optimal network configuration and pipeline routing to satisfy heating and hot water demands at lowest cost.
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Low Carbon Asia Research Network 5th Annual Meeting,

25-26 October 2016, Bandung

Design of the district heating system


based on the heat density map

Takaaki Furubayashi (Tohoku University)


第1章 緒言

Outline

1.  Objective
2.  Methodology
3.  Results and discussion
4.  Conclusion

2
Objective

•  To design the optimal district heating system


(DHS) based on the heat density map.

•  Feasibility study using inventory analysis in


Hirosaki city, Japan.

3
DHS pipeline increase and total
length(2007-2011)

4
Outline

1.  Objective
2.  Methodology
3.  Results and discussion
4.  Conclusion

5
Methodology

6
Making heat density map

7
Demand calculation
Residential heating demand
SpaceHeati ng Spaceheating Household
dmd m,i, Residence = annual _ SHdmd × month _ loadptrn m,Residence × N i

Residential hot water demand


annual _ HWdmd
dmd mHotwater
,i ,Residence = × N iHousehold
12
Commercial heating demand
dmd mSpaceHeati ng
,i ,commerce = ( Fcons m ,type + Econs m,type − min _ Fcons type − min _ Econs type ) × Ai

Commercial hot water demand


dmdiHotwater
,Commerce = min _ Fconstype × Ai

dmdtype Demand [MJ] A Floor space [m2]


annual_SHdmd Annual heating [MJ/year] min_Fconstype Minimum unit fuel consumption of [MJ/m2]
demand building type
annual_HWdmd Annual hot water [MJ/year] min_Econstype Minimum unit electricity [MJ/m2]
demand consumption of building type
annual_Edmd Annual electricity [MJ/year] Fconstype Unit fuel consumption of building [MJ/m2]
demand type
NHousehold Number of [-] Econstype Unit electricity consumption of [MJ/m2]
household building type 8
Heat demand in an one day
Heating Hot water Heating and Hot water)

Office   Hospital   ResidenDal  


15%   15%   15%  

12%   12%   12%  

9%   9%   9%  

6%   6%   6%  

3%   3%   3%  
0%   0%   0%  
1   3   5   7   9   11   13   15   17   19   21   23   1   3   5   7   9   11   13   15   17   19   21   23   1   3   5   7   9   11   13   15   17   19   21   23  
Time Time Time

School   Cultural,  sports  facility   Hotel  


15%   15%   15%  

12%   12%   12%  

9%   9%   9%  

6%   6%   6%  

3%   3%   3%  

0%   0%   0%  
1   3   5   7   9   11   13   15   17   19   21   23   1   3   5   7   9   11   13   15   17   19   21   23   1   3   5   7   9   11   13   15   17   19   21   23  
Time TIme Time

Reference:地域冷暖房技術手引書(第4版)  (in  Japanese) 9


Network layer

Lpipe  
= min . Lmain + min . Lbranch

min . Lmain :Minimum mail pipeline length by Dijkstra's algorithm

min . Lbranch : Minimum  branch  pile  length  

10
System diagram

11
Objective function
min . Cost total = C capital + C O& M + C network + C DHSO& M + C electricity − C SAL

Capital cost

Ccapital = ∑ (C
i ,t
var,t ⋅ capi ,t + Cfix,t ⋅ Nbi ⋅ BU i ,t ) ⋅ CRFt + ∑ (C
i
HS
var,i ⋅ capiHS + Cfix,
HS HS
i ⋅ Nbi ⋅ BU i ) ⋅ CRF
HS

int (1 + int )life


CRF =
(1 + int )life − 1

O&M cost

CO& M = Cfuel + Cmaintenanc e + Cinput_elec t

daym ⋅ cfuelt ⋅ Gm, h ,i ,t


Cfuel = ∑
m, h ,i ,t
efft
× Seasonm

Ccapital Capital cost [JPY] Cvar Unit capital cost [JPY/kW]


CO&M O&M cost [JPY] C-fix Fixed cost for a new facility [JPY]
Cnetwork Pipeline cost [JPY] Cap Facility capacity [kW]
CDHSO&M DHS O&M cost [JPY] Nb Number of buildings [-]
Celectricity Electricity cost [JPY] BU Binary parameter ={0,1}
CSAL Electricity sale revenue [JPY] CRF Capital recovery factor [-]
i Node number int Interest rate (=0.03) [-]
t Heat source life Life time [year] 12
Pipeline cost
Pipeline capital cost
C network = C pipe + C pump

C pipe = ∑ cpipe ⋅ distance


r i, j ⋅ BPi , j , r ⋅ CRF PIPE
i, j ,r

pump
C pump = ∑ (C var ⋅ capipump + C fix
pump
⋅ BU ipump ) ⋅ CRF pump
i

DHS O&M cost


⎛ C pipe C pump ⎞
CDHSO&M = ⎜⎜ PIPE
+ ⎟⎟ × 0.02
⎝ CRF CRF PUMP ⎠

Cpipe Pipeline capital cost [JPY]


Cpump Pump cost [JPY]
cpipe Unit pipeline cost [JPY/m]
distance Distance between nodes [m]
BP Binary parameter ={0,1}
i Node number
13
r Pipe radius
Parameters

Minimum Maximum Minimum


C var. C fix EB var,t EB fix,t life eff elect eff heat HER fuel cost
Capacity Capacity Load
[JPY/kW] [JPY] [kW/kW] [kW] [year] [-] [-] [-] [JPY/MJ]
[kW] [kW] [%]
gas engine 180 5,200 50 104,305 25,057,000 0.0252 6.5127 15 0.4 0.35 1.14 2.0/6.0
biomass boiler 100 5,000 30 78,447 37,290,000 0.013 2.217 15 0 0.8 0 1.03
air-source HP 2.5 - 0 68,779 342,620 0 0 13 0 ※ 0 5.8
oil Boiler 100 - 0 6,755 1,208,600 0.0063 -0.9417 15 0 0.8 0 1.7
※air-source heat pump's COP is calcurated by following equation. COP = - 0.07(T sink -T air )+5.83

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Pipeline parameters
DN Diameter R Capacity Cost
[mm] [mm] [W/m] [MJ] [JPY/m]
50 51 1,663 2,929 19,625
100 96 1,139 10,414 32,325
150 137 942 21,386 52,625
200 182 703 37,743 60,625
250 225 597 57,684 78,525

15
Target area

Hirosaki

Tokyo

Osaka

16
Temperature in Hirosaki city

] 30 30 Summer(July)
Summer(July)
Ambient Temprature [℃]
[ 25 25
er
u 20
20
ta
r 15
p 15
m 10 Mid. (May)
Mid.(May)
e 10
T Winter(Jan.)
Winter(Jan.)
t 55
n
ei 0
b 0
m-5
A -5
11 66 11
11 16 16 21
21
hour
hour
17
Outline

1.  Objective
2.  Methodology
3.  Results and discussion
4.  Conclusion

18
Heat density map (mesh type)

Target area

19
Heat density map (detail)
Average heat density: 2.01 TJ/ha

20
District heating network

Energy center

21
Heat generation facilities
Hotel Hospital

Commercial

Hospital Commercial

Hotel

Household

22
Operation details
Demand[GJ] Supply[GJ]

Summer Intermediate Winter


80
storage
Heating [GJ/

Hospital 60
Node 6 Gas engine Biomass
40
h]

(Source)
20
0
20
Commercial 15
[GJ/h]
Heating

Node 13 10
(Sink)
5
0 Heat pump
4
[GJ/h]
Heating

Hotel DHS
Node 28 2
(Sink)
0
1 5 9 13 17 21 1 5 9 13 17 21 1 5 9 13 17 21
time [hour] time [hour] time [hour] 23
System performance

BAU DHS
Primary energy consumption 1,130 956 TJ/year
CO2 emission 73,400 48,800 t-CO2/year
Heat supply cost 2-3 1-2 JPY/MJ

24
Error of the demand calculation

Actual data Calculation


Hotel 1 3,940 3,984
Hotel 2 14,070 14,561
Hotel 3 2,545 2,542
Commercial 1 20,434 25,875
Commercial 2 15,702 17,892
Commercial 3 6,863 10,627
Hospital 1 8,300 8,221

25
Outline

1.  Objective
2.  Methodology
3.  Results and discussion
4.  Conclusion

26
Conclusion
•  Optimal district heating system is designed in Hirosaki city.

•  Although the heat demand density in Hirosaki is smaller than


the city area target 4.2 TJ/ha, the small scale DHS can reduce
the CO2 emission using biomass boiler.

•  Gas CHP and high efficient heat pump can reduce the primary
energy consumption and CO2 emission.

•  Hospital is main target because of the stable and high heat


demand, and the location.

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