Ikromjon U. Rakhmonov, Vasiliy Ya. Ushakov, Foziljon A. Khoshimov, Numon N. Niyozov, Nurbek N. Kurbonov, Alexey V. Mytnikov

Electric Consumption by Industrial Enterprises (eBook, PDF)

Modeling, Rationing and Forecasting

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Produktbeschreibung

This book comprises eleven chapters, consistently highlighting key aspects of addressing the challenge of enhancing electricity consumption efficiency within various industrial sectors. It delves into issues such as improving the accuracy of energy intensity calculations for industrial products, estimating electricity consumption for internal needs, and identifying key influencing factors.

The methods for determining standard values through multifactor analysis and cost minimization are presented. Furthermore, it examines potential avenues for electricity savings and methods for assessing their impact on the technological and organizational operating conditions of industrial enterprises. The reduction of specific power consumption through optimization of raw materials and semi-finished products parameters is also explored.

This book is intended for engineering professionals and researchers in the field of industrial energy management, as well as undergraduate and graduate students specializing in this area.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Springer International Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 174
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. August 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9783031626760
• Artikelnr.: 71349065

Autorenporträt

Rakhmonov Ikromjon Usmonovich - Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor. The Head of the Department of "Power Supply" at Tashkent State Technical University. He is conducting research in the fields of increasing the efficiency of energy consumption in industrial enterprises.

Approximately 200 research works have been published. This includes 5 monographs, and 80 scientific articles, out of which 52 have been published in prestigious international scientific journals, and 37 have been published in journals and proceedings within the Scopus database.

Under the scientific supervision of I.U. Rakhmonov, 6 doctoral dissertations were successfully defended, and currently, 2 PhD students and 4 independent researchers are conducting their research under his guidance.

Ushakov Vasiliy Yakovlevich - Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Honoured Worker of Science and Technology of Russia. Currently, he is a Professor of the Tomsk Polytechnic University.In previous years, he was the head of the department, director of the research institute, vice-rector for scientific work of TPU, director of the Regional Energy Saving Center.

He has published over 400 scientific articles and 24 monographs and textbooks (six of them with Springer Verlag), received 38 invention certificates and patents. Under his leadership, 37 candidate and 7 doctoral dissertations were defended.

He has many years of experience in teaching academic disciplines (in Russian and English) in a wide range of electric power problems, primarily in increasing the efficiency of electricity and energy resources consumption.

Khoshimov Foziljon Abidovich - Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor. He is the head of a laboratory at the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan and one of the founders of the school of energy saving and efficiency.

Approximately 300 scientific works have been published, including 150 scientific articles. Out of these, 125 have been published in prestigious international scientific journals, and 9 have been published in journals and proceedings within the Scopus database.

Under his scientific supervision 4 doctoral dissertations have been successfully defended, and currently, 4 graduate students are conducting their scientific research under his guidance.

Niyozov Numon Nizomiddinovich - PhD, Associate Professor. He is conducting research in the fields of increasing the efficiency of energy consumption in industrial enterprises, forecasting, and rationing energy consumption.

Approximately 52 research works related to his scientific research have been published, including 25 scientific articles. Among them, 12 have been published in prestigious international scientific journals, and 8 have been featured in journals and proceedings within the Scopus database.

Kurbonov Nurbek Nurullo ugli - PhD, Associate Professor. He is engaged in research on the digitalization of industrial enterprise management based on artificial intelligence in the Energy Management Systems sector. His research focuses on increasing the efficiency of energy consumption, improving environmental indicators in industrial enterprises, forecasting energy expenditure.

Approximately 30 research works have been published, including 12 scientific articles. Among them, 8 have been published in prestigious international scientific journals, and 5 have been featured in journals and proceedings within the Scopus database.

Mytnikov Alexey Vladimirovich - Ph.D., Associate Professor. His research interests focus on power transformer diagnostics, high voltage technologies. Also, he provides full range of special courses for bachelor and master teaching specialization "High Voltage Power Engineering. New technology of winding condition control, which is based on the nanosecond probing impulses, is the result of his experimental work. New diagnostic complex has been designed and engineered.

He has published more than 100 scientific articles and textbooks (two of them with Springer Verlag).

Inhaltsangabe

INTRODUCTION.- ESTIMATION OF THE POWER SAVING POTENTIAL AND ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF ITS IMPLEMENTATION.- METHODS OF ESTIMATION POWER CONSUMPTION BY INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES.- ENERGY BALANCES.- CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES AND TECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT.- FLUCTUATIONS IN ENERGY PARAMETERS OVER TIME.- ANALYSIS OF ENERGY INDICATORS.- RATIONING OF POWER CONSUMPTION.- DIFFERENTIATED AND AGGREGATED SPECIFIC NORMS OF POWER cONSUMPTION.- FORECASTING POWER CONSUMPTION.- ELECTRICITY SAVING RESERVES.- WAYS TO REDUCE ENERGY COSTS.- CONCLUSION.