Affiliation:
1. Don State Technical University
Abstract
Materials and Methods. The elaboration of the heating networks should be carried out in compliance with the currently enacted Code of Practices “Information modeling in construction. Rules for the objects’ information model creation at different stages of the life cycle». The life cycle can be divided into four stages. It is noted that each type of digital information model at each stage of the life cycle correlates with the certain level of elaboration, which envisages the minimum of geometric, spatial, quantitative and attributive data necessary to solve the task of information modeling at a specific stage of the object's life cycle.Results. 4th generation heating supply technologies allow reducing the temperature of the heat-carrying agent, hereby creating conditions for commencing the heating networks’ transit to the low temperature type of systems. As a result, reducing the heat carrying agent’s temperature, allows using more flexible polymer materials for the pipelines. In addition, application of the comprehensive approach to the heating networks innovative development is the important prerequisite for further development of the district heating infrastructure and technologies.Discussion and Conclusions. The main focus for improving the heating sector development should lie in the elaboration and implementation of the new technologies and digital information models, which will improve the quality of thermal energy generation, transportation and distribution.
Publisher
FSFEI HE Don State Technical University
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