Principles of forming biogas plant location places using a neuronetwork
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https://doi.org/10.31548/energiya5(69).2023.005Abstract
Currently, in the conditions of the wartime and post-war period, the problem of energy independence of both the whole of Ukraine and each united territorial community is acute. A particularly urgent task in this context is the determination of local energy resources and, on this basis, the formation of the locations of biogas plants - stable energy sources of the community.
The purpose of the work is to substantiate the principles of the location of biogas plants within territorial communities based on the use of an artificial neural network.
To achieve the specified goal, the following tasks were solved: development of a methodical apparatus for the formation of the resource-raw material base of biogas production and substantiation of the principles of the location of biogas plants based on the use of an artificial neural network.
The most important results of the research are the development of a methodical apparatus for the formation of the resource-raw material base of biogas production using the "Tripillia" melon base and the synthesis of the configuration of the location of biogas production using a neural network, which allows to significantly reduce the time spent on the justification and construction of energy-independent united territorial communities of Ukraine. An example of the application of the proposed methodical apparatus for determining the location of biogas plants in the Pereyaslav territorial community is presented.
Key words: biomethane, neural network, biogas plant, installed electric and thermal capacity, database
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