Design Features of Polypropylene Heating Mats and Prospects Their Applying

Despite the abundance of fuel and energy resources, Azerbaijan is currently grappling with the issue of how to use them rationally. Buildings and structures spend the most part of the final energy- 45%, and heating systems utilize the most energy in buildings (21% of 45%), highlighting the enormous potential for improving the energy efficiency of buildings, particularly the heating system. Low-temperature radiant heating, or the transfer of heat energy through radiation, is efficient and energy-saving heating system. Radiant heating is a viable replacement for convection heating. The design elements of a ceiling heating system employing polypropylene heating mats are discussed in this study, a method for calculating and developing this system, as well as the benefits of application and barriers to use in Azerbaijan. Polypropylene heating mats will save nearly twice as much energy for heating buildings as standard convection heating systems. Polypropylene heating mats also have certain unique characteristics in terms of comfort, energy efficiency, and ergonomics. Further research in this direction will remove the current roadblocks.