老工业区原有燃气管网改造再利用评价方法研究-供热、供燃气、通风及空调工程专业论文.docxVIP

ABSTRACT With the acceleration of urbanization and industrialization process, some phenomena, such as industrial zone function changes, restructuring or relocation of industrial enterprises, are emerging in China, which cause a large number of existing industrial buildings and energy infrastructures are becoming inefficient and idle, even deserted. At present, researches are concentrated on existing industrial buildings and energy infrastructures are ignored. Based on China’s Gas Industry development status and its characteristics, Evaluation and Reformation Method for Existing Gas Network of Old Industrial Areas is researched, which in order to find an evaluation model that can compare different transformation programs and find an optimal solution. Firstly, considering features of gas pipe network transformation in Chinas old industrial area, the pros and cons of comprehensive evaluation methods common used and Oil and Gas Pipeline Risk Assessment Technology (OGPRAT) are concluded. On this basis, value engineering method is chosen as main assessment method. Value Index is chosen to determine whether the transformation program is superior, thus the larger value index the more reasonable transformation program. Oil and Gas Pipeline Risk Assessment Technology (OGPRAT) is used to establish a comprehensive and objective evaluation system, including “One-Vote negation System”, Function Index and Lifetime Cost Index. “One-Vote negation System” is divided into Tube’s part and accessories’ part. Function Index is composed by the four level-1 indicators, namely Safety and Reliability, Pipeline Durability, Pipeline Reasonableness, Environmental Friendliness. They all have corresponding indicators. The weight values of the same level’s different indicators are analyzed though AHP and Expert Evaluation. And Lifetime Cost Index can be analyzed by summary the various stages of the life cycle cost. Thirdly, related parameters of Gas Industry in Tianjin are collected, and experts’