The substation (TS) – a set of devices located in a separate room, consisting of the elements of thermal power plants to ensure adherence to these units of heat networks, their availability, mode control of heat consumption, transformation, control parameters and coolant fluid distribution by type of consumption. Types of substations TP differ in the quantity and type of attached to them systems of heat consumption, which individual characteristics determine the thermal circuit and specifications are TA, as well as the type of installation and especially the placement of equipment in the premises of TP. The following types of TA 2: Individual heater (ITP). Used to service one user (a building or part thereof). As a rule, is located in the basement or the technical room of the building, however, due to the peculiarities served by the building can be placed in standalone building. Central heating unit (TSC). Used to service user groups (buildings, industrial sites). More often located in standalone building, but may be located in the basement or the technical room of a building.
Block heater (BTP). Manufactured at the factory and shipped for installation in a ready-made blocks. May consist of one or more blocks. The equipment is mounted units are compact, usually on the same frame. Usually used when you save space in cramped conditions. The nature and quantity of BTP connected consumers can refer to ITP, and to the TSC.
TP scheme depends on the one hand the characteristics of heat consumers served by the substations, on the other hand the characteristics of the source, TP supplies the heat. Further, as the most common, is considered a closed system with TA hot water independent circuit connection of the heating system. Schematic diagram of the heat Coolant points coming into the TA on a serving line of the heat input, gives heat to the hot water heaters and heating systems, and enters the ventilation system of consumers, then returns to return pipe of the heat input and the backbone is sent back to the Heat-generating plant for reuse. Part of the coolant can be spent by the consumer. To fill losses in the primary heating systems, boilers and CHP to have systems recharge source of coolant to water treatment systems which are in these enterprises.