New feedforward dynamic regulation method for heating systems and effect tests

Proposes a new feedforward dynamic regulation method for heating systems. Describes the theoretical basis for the regulation method in detail. Chooses an actual heat station as the experiment environment and validates the new method. Monitors the operation data of the heating system in the heating season of 2014-2015. Compares the regulation effect of the new method with those of three regulation methods-climatic compensation method, constant water temperature method and timely regulation method. Concludes that the new method can improve indoor thermal comfort and save 28% of energy in a certain thermal comfort condition.