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Research on Modeling and Rapid Load Change Control Strategy for High Back- Pressure Extraction-Condensing Combined Heat and Power System
Power Generation Technology Vol. 46, Issue 6, Pages: 1074-1084(2025)
Distributed Energy|Updated:2026-06-29
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Research on Modeling and Rapid Load Change Control Strategy for High Back- Pressure Extraction-Condensing Combined Heat and Power System
- “The research progress in the field of combined heat and power supply was introduced. The research team established a dynamic characteristic model of high back pressure extraction condensing combined heat and power supply system and explored a fast load control strategy for coupled heating extraction regulation, providing a solution to improve the new energy consumption capacity and economic benefits of thermal power units.”
DOI:10.12096/j.2096-4528.pgt.24208
Revised:2024-12-26
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