Air conditioning equipment using dc power supply system

Yukita, Kazuto; Hosoe, Tadashi; Horie, Shunsuke; Matsumura, Toshiro; Hamanaka, Masayoshi; Hirose, Keikichi; Noritake, Masatoshi

doi:10.1109/intlec.2017.8214140

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“…Many of these efforts create prototypes for a variety of DC appliances as a means of performing system or microgrid tests (Mishra, Rajeev, and Garg 2018;Ryu et al 2015;Makarabbi et al 2014;Noritake et al 2015;Stippich et al 2017). Recent research has produced DC prototypes in many end-use categories such as lighting (Weiss, Ott, and Boeke 2015;Boeke and Wendt 2015;Ryu et al 2015;Makarabbi et al 2014;Noritake et al 2015;Stippich et al 2017;Jhunjhunwala et al 2016), motor loads (Ryu et al 2015;Noritake et al 2015;Stippich et al 2017;Jahromi et al 2014;Das et al 2016;Chauhan et al 2017;Yukita et al 2017), electronics (Ryu et al 2015;Makarabbi et al 2014;Noritake et al 2015;Stippich et al 2017;Rani et al 2016), and induction cooking (Makarabbi et al 2014;Lucia et al 2013).…”

Section: Previous Work In DC Modificationmentioning

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Efficient and Zero Net Energy-Ready Plug Loads

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Section: Previous Work In DC Modificationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Efficient and Zero Net Energy-Ready Plug Loads

Meier

Brown

Gerber

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Energy-saving opportunities of direct-DC loads in buildings

2019

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Despite the recent interest in direct current (DC) power distribution in buildings, the market for DC-ready loads remains small. The existing DC loads in various products or research test beds are not always designed to efficiently leverage the benefits of DC. This work addresses a pressing need for a study into the development of efficient DC loads. In particular, it focuses on documenting and demonstrating how to best leverage a DC input to eliminate or improve conversion stages in a load's power converter. This work identifies how typical building loads can benefit from DC input, including bath fans, refrigerators, wall adapters, task lights, and zone lighting. It then details the development of several prototypes that demonstrate efficiency savings with DC. The most efficient direct-DC loads are explicitly designed for DC from the ground up, rather than from an AC modification.

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A Minimally Disruptive D-C Micro Grid for Hybrid Consumer Applications

Joseph

2020

2020 IEEE International Conference on Power Systems Technology (POWERCON)

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Air conditioning equipment using dc power supply system

Cited by 3 publications

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Efficient and Zero Net Energy-Ready Plug Loads

Efficient and Zero Net Energy-Ready Plug Loads

Energy-saving opportunities of direct-DC loads in buildings

A Minimally Disruptive D-C Micro Grid for Hybrid Consumer Applications

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