Intelligent Hybrid Heat Management System: Overcoming Challenges and Improving Efficiency

The research delves into intelligent hybrid heat management Systems, exploring the challenges faced and solutions for enhancing efficiency. Hybrid heating systems are complex cyber-technical systems that combine city heating networks with renewable energy sources, such as heat pumps and solar panels...

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Main Authors: Shendryk, Vira, Perekrest, Andriy, Parfenenko, Yuliia, Malekian, Reza, Boiko, Olha, Davidsson, Paul
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
cyber-technical system
data efficiency
Energy consumption
forecasting
Heat pumps
Heating systems
Intelligent agents
intelligent management
Internet of Things
Machine learning
Renewable energy sources
trustworthiness
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Summary:The research delves into intelligent hybrid heat management Systems, exploring the challenges faced and solutions for enhancing efficiency. Hybrid heating systems are complex cyber-technical systems that combine city heating networks with renewable energy sources, such as heat pumps and solar panels. Traditional heating systems often lack adaptability to internal and external conditions, leading to suboptimal performance and user expectations. This paper proposes a new approach by integrating smart technologies, the Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, optimization techniques, and trade-offs into the management of hybrid heat systems. The emphasis is also placed on the fact that the introduction of smart technologies makes it possible to make hybrid heating systems human-oriented and meet individual needs. Energy efficiency improvement is achievable by combining solutions, such as actual forecasting, with intelligent management that adapts to changing climates and user behaviors. The challenges addressed include inadequate responsiveness to load changes, inaccurate heat consumption forecasting, and inefficient data management. The paper emphasizes the need for intelligent systems that comply with the current standards, providing cost optimization, socializing and ensuring resilience, customer orientation, reliability, safety, and trustworthiness. This exploration of intelligent hybrid heat management systems seeks to overcome existing challenges and pave the way for a sustainable, digitally optimized future in district heating systems.
ISSN:2472-9647
DOI:10.1109/SysCon61195.2024.10553471