Conversion use of models of working processes of rocket engine turbine installations in the application to local power engineering

In this paper, we consider the concept of using methods for calculating and designing rocket engine power plants for conversion modeling of local energy in the Arctic and northern regions of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, with an obvious generalization to neighboring administrative formations with similar climatic and structural and logistical conditions. The proposed structure contains power generation units linked to both industrial woodworking waste and natural and industrial heat tailings, identified as sources of low-potential heat, as well as modern low-power reactor plants of block maintenance-free design. The unifying element of power plants is a turbo generator, designed with the use of unconventional, often waste and natural low-potential heat.