1988
DOI: 10.1109/59.192913
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An optimization method for load management scheduling

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“…Load-management procedures involve changes to equipment and/or consumption patterns on the customer side. There are many methods of load management which can be followed by an industry or a utility, such as load shedding and restoring, load shifting, power wheeling, installing energy-ecient processes and equipment, energy storage devices, co-generation and non-conventional sources of energy, and reactive power-control [3].…”
Section: Load Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Load-management procedures involve changes to equipment and/or consumption patterns on the customer side. There are many methods of load management which can be followed by an industry or a utility, such as load shedding and restoring, load shifting, power wheeling, installing energy-ecient processes and equipment, energy storage devices, co-generation and non-conventional sources of energy, and reactive power-control [3].…”
Section: Load Managementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The fluctuation of the electricity prices may result from the new peak demand. This phenomenon is similar to so-called 'payback effect' [31][32][33][34], which can appear as a form of delayed consumption when the demand is restored after the service interruption.…”
Section: Comments On Payback Effectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the control strategy, on one hand, the chiller units of building's NCSCAC system operate with the constant cooling capacity q ch throughout the cooling period. Also, q ch satisfies (20), (21), (22) and the following formulas.…”
Section: Control Strategy For Ncscac Systemmentioning
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“…1) According to (20) and (21) (20), (21), (23) and (24), these three rank control intervals of the indoor temperature respectively correspond to the three rank cooling capacities of the building's chiller units q ch in each PLSP. 2) According to (27), the multiple-rank control method for CSCAC system can be achieved by setting the different percentages of residual ice amount in the icestorage tank at the end of the day K LF .…”
Section: Calculation Of Schedulable Capacity Of Public Building's Cacmentioning
confidence: 99%
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