Electric-heat conversion is an effective way to realize local consumption of new energy and help build a clean and low-carbon heating system. To this end

a new heating substation system with new energy consumption capability is designed. The system is based on the traditional heating substation

and the adjustment equipment such as the electric boiler and heat storage tank is added. At the same time

a heating substation dispatch strategy based on the coordinated regulation of flexible resources such as the primary heat source and heat storage tank is proposed to achieve complete consumption of new energy

meet the heat load demand

and obtain the required energy capacity of the heat storage tank. Furthermore

the configuration method of the volume of the heat storage tank and its structural parameters considering the dynamic characteristics of charging is proposed to calculate the volume of hot water injected into the heat storage tank and the volume considering the thickness of the thermocline layer. The inlet and outlet pipe diameters of the heat storage tank determine through the maximum heat charging flow. Appropriate ratio of diameter to height is selected to ensure the ideal temperature stratification characteristics of the heat storage tank. The effectiveness of the proposed method is verified by a simulation example. This method can provide a reference for the local consumption of new energy and the construction of heating substations.