Urumqi area heating area

Yaxin.com (photography report by reporter Guo Qian and Chen Feng) According to the latest statistics, with the completion of the demolition and merger of small coal-fired boilers and the connection of combined heat and power to the grid, the centralized heating area in Urumqi this winter is expected to reach About 69 million square meters, an increase of about 7 million square meters compared with the previous year. At present, the heating preparation work in Urumqi is proceeding smoothly as planned. The overall situation is good and normal heating can be guaranteed on time.

The heating station behind Xinhua Bookstore on Yan'an Road will integrate the coal-fired boiler into the centralized heating pipe network.

A reporter from Yaxin.com learned from the Urumqi Heating Industry Management Office on the 6th that this year, Urumqi is expected to have a total heating area of ??about 95 million square meters, an increase of about 4.8 million square meters compared with the previous year, of which, The combined heat and power heating area will reach more than 15 million square meters, an increase of more than 6 million square meters compared with the previous year.

In addition, the area of ??central heating will increase from 62 million square meters in the previous year to 69 million square meters, and the central heating rate will increase from 68.7% in the previous year to 72.6%, a full increase of 3.9 percentage points.

What does 3.9 percentage points mean? Urumqi's 2006 environmental protection statistics show that 3,025 coal-fired boilers were dismantled and merged in Urumqi in 2006, thereby reducing coal consumption by approximately 120,000 tons, reducing smoke and dust emissions by nearly 2,893 tons, and reducing carbon dioxide emissions by nearly 1,929 tons.

This data can be roughly estimated: 2,083 small coal-fired boilers will be dismantled this year, which is expected to reduce coal consumption by about 83,000 tons, reduce smoke and dust emissions by 1,992 tons, and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 1,328 tons.

It is reported that this year Urumqi’s efforts to dismantle and install small coal-fired boilers and the scale of combined heat and power grid connection are larger than in previous years. According to statistics, 2,083 small coal-fired boilers have been dismantled in the city, covering an area of ??more than 2.4 million square meters connected to the grid. In 2008, there are 121 new construction heating projects planned to be integrated into Urumqi's central heating, with a total heating area of ??3.0102 million square meters, involving 30 central heating units in the city. In addition, this year’s southern district combined heat and power grid connection project involves 20 heating units and 2.5 million square meters. At the same time, this year, the heating area of ??Xingfu Road Heating Station and Guangming Road Heating Station under the jurisdiction of Urumqi Thermal Power Corporation will adjust its operation mode and only undertake heating tasks during peak hours. The original heating area of ??5.37 million square meters will be integrated into thermoelectric heat sources. Heating. At present, all grid-connected projects and supporting heating projects are progressing smoothly and can be completed on time before heating, ensuring on-time heating.

While dismantling and merging, various heating companies have also generally increased their efforts in overhauling, repairing, and energy-saving renovations of heating facilities this year. 44 heating companies have invested a total of 149 million yuan in supply. Inspection and renovation of thermal facilities and pipe networks, equipment updates, and installation of stratified coal supply, flue gas desulfurization, climate compensator and other energy-saving renovation projects.

According to the provisions of the "Implementation Plan for Energy Saving and Emission Reduction in the Construction Sector of Urumqi", by the end of the "Eleventh Five-Year Plan" period, the capital will continue to accelerate the integration of heating resources, making the centralized heating rate reach 80% .