2021
DOI: 10.3390/en14133912
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On the Optimization of Electrical Water Heaters: Modelling Simulations and Experimentation

Abstract: In the context of a world energy crisis, the only solution to control the situation is in the management of energy. One of the most important management keys is the optimization of electrical components. This article presents a complete numerical and experimental study aiming for the optimization of electrical water heaters for household use. The optimization conceives the minimization of energy consumption simultaneously with the minimization of time to heat water. Firstly, a thermal model well adapted for th… Show more

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“…Energi kalor dapat berpindah akibat adanya perbedaan suhu yang tinggi ke daerah suhu rendah, apabila terdapat dua benda dengan suhu yang beda bersentuhan akan terjadi pertukaran energi internal sampai suhu pada kedua benda tersebut seimbang (Salameh et al, 2021). Secara matematis jumlah panas dapat ditulis sebagai berikut (Yuningsih, 2018);…”
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“…Energi kalor dapat berpindah akibat adanya perbedaan suhu yang tinggi ke daerah suhu rendah, apabila terdapat dua benda dengan suhu yang beda bersentuhan akan terjadi pertukaran energi internal sampai suhu pada kedua benda tersebut seimbang (Salameh et al, 2021). Secara matematis jumlah panas dapat ditulis sebagai berikut (Yuningsih, 2018);…”
Section: Pemanas Air Listrikunclassified
“…For smart grid applications, the energy efficiency of EWHs can be improved by using thermal models and advanced control algorithms that typically reduce heat loss, maintain user comfort and prevent the growth of Legionella bacteria, which can cause the disease Legionellosis [19][20][21]. Such models and strategies have been extensively researched but few of them have been designed to reduce demand and overall energy [22]. The typical, and most energy inefficient, control of EWHs, referred to as thermostat control (TC), is to leave the thermostat always on to maintain the water temperature at a set point.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, minimising energy costs of an EWH is directly linked to reducing the intensity of energy demand and greenhouse-gas emissions [4,5]. Even though studies that relate to smart grid applications have provided an in-depth analysis of thermal models and control algorithms, few of these models are explicitly designed to achieve an overall reduction in energy usage [6][7][8][9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%