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Increasing heat efficiency by changing the section area of the heat transfer pipelines

Aybеk ArifjanovTashkent Institute of Irrigation And Agricultural Mechanization Enjineers, Tashkent, UzbekistanNosir XodjiyevNamangan Civil Engineering Institute, Namangan, I.Karimov 12, UzbekistanSherali JurayevNamangan Civil Engineering Institute, Namangan, I.Karimov 12, UzbekistanКozim КurbanovNamangan Civil Engineering Institute, Namangan, I.Karimov 12, UzbekistanLuqmon SamievTashkent Institute of Irrigation And Agricultural Mechanization Enjineers, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
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Abstract On the territory of our republic, individual boilers are widely used for heating many social facilities in the winter season. The efficiency (efficiency) of these heating boilers is only 70-75%. Sustainable and efficient use of fossil fuels is now becoming a problem not only in Uzbekistan, but throughout the world. In recent years, the results of expert research on the use of solid, liquid and gaseous fuels in heating boilers show that in many countries there is a shortage of fuel and problems with the supply of natural resources to these countries. Of course, given the fact that the process of burning fossil fuels depends on the cross-sectional area of heating boilers, it is necessary to develop recommendations for creating more energy-efficient use of methods to reduce fuel consumption or resource conservation. In our republic, a number of scientific works are consistently carried out to create resource-saving capacities for heat transfer pipelines. In particular, the main content of the dissertation is the development of the introduction of the latest modern scientific methods to increase the efficiency of heating boilers by improving the method of calculating resource-saving heat transfer pipelines. The article presents methods for determining the heat transfer parameters of heat exchangers in laboratory conditions, as well as methods for analyzing the results.

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