Autonomous power supply of objects in rural settlements of Pavlodar region using alternative energy sources

BIO Web of Conferences, 2022

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DOI 10.1051/bioconf/20225200010
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Abstract

The issues of practical application at pilot facilities in the village of Konstantinovka, Uspensky district, Pavlodar region of a specific technology are considered. It is based on an autonomous power supply complex (APSC) using geothermal wells of the region with temperatures from +250C to +420C as a low-grade heat source. The results of integrated calculations of the economic effect resulting from the introduction of the AEC supply heat to a number of social facilities (school, hospital, kindergarten, 24-apartment building, sports complex) with a total heat load of 0.683 Gcal/hour (data from the akimat of the village of Konstantinovka) are presented.