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Optimal load shifting for multiple ON/OFF air conditioning units: how to avoid unnecessary peak for precooling?
Numéro : 3543
Auteurs : KIM D., BRAUN J. E.
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Small and medium-sized commercial buildings (SMCB) are significant demand response resources, and it is important to develop grid-responsive control algorithms that exploit those resources and create financial benefits for building owners and HVAC service providers. Furthermore, unlike large-sized commercial buildings, there is an opportunity to have universally applicable control solutions for many SMCBs since those buildings have a consistent HVAC system configuration: SMCBs are commonly served by multiple-staged air conditioning units controlled by their own thermostats. Despite the demand response potential and scalability, however, very few control solutions are available for SMCBs. Typical model predictive control (MPC) and heuristic control approaches for cooling load shifting that lower thermostat setpoints before an electric price jump are suitable mainly for large-sized commercial buildings where a continuous capacity modulation is possible, e.g., via dampers in variable air volume terminal units. However, those approaches can cause undesired, high peaks for SMCBs due to the nature of ON/OFF unit staging and narrow thermostat deadbands. This could discourage the use of advanced grid-responsive controls for SMCBs due to the concern of high demand charges, and has to be resolved. This paper presents a MPC solution that overcomes this challenge. It has a hierarchical MPC structure where an upper level MPC is responsible for electrical load shifting in response to an electric price signal while a lower level MPC is responsible for coordinating compressor stages to eliminate unnecessary peaks and follows the setpoints determined by the upper level MPC. A comprehensive, long-term laboratory test has been carried out to demonstrate load shifting and evaluate cost savings of the algorithm.
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- Titre original : Optimal load shifting for multiple ON/OFF air conditioning units: how to avoid unnecessary peak for precooling?
- Identifiant de la fiche : 30030250
- Langues : Anglais
- Source : 2022 Purdue Conferences. 7th International High Performance Buildings Conference at Purdue.
- Date d'édition : 2022
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