Acknowledgment
I. Introduction
II. Literature
III. Forecast service
IV. Numerical results
V. Conclusion
References
Recent articles
A list of references
4.1.Thermodynamic methods comparison
4.1.1.Comparison principles
4.1.2.Efficiency, advantages, and disadvantages
4.1.3.Numeric analysis
4.2.Economic method comparison
4.2.1.Comparison principles
4.2.2.Efficiency, advantages, and disadvantages
4.2.3.Numerical analysis
Conclusion
3.1. A steam turbine linear characteristic curve
3.2. Method description
3.3. Example
2.1. Classification of methods
2.2. Fuel rate calculation methods used in Russia
2.2.1. “Physical” method
2.2.2. Exergy method
2.2.3. Proportional distribution method by ORGRES
2.2.4. Work method (Russian name is “method on under-produced electricity”)
2.2.5. Steam parameters consideration method
2.3. Cost allocation methods used in countries with developed electricity and heat markets
2.3.1. Exergy method
2.3.2. Work method
2.3.3. Energy method
2.3.4. Method of an alternative way of heat supply
2.3.5. Method of an alternative way of electricity supply
2.3.6. Benefit distribution method
2.3.7. Benefit and risk-sharing method
Annotation
Preface to the English version
Introduction
1. A cost allocation problem statement
A list of references