A smart building power management concept: Smart socket applications with DC distribution

Keles, Cemal; Karabiber, Abdülkerim; Akcin, Murat; Kaygusuz, Asım; Alagöz, Barış Baykant; Gül, Ozan

doi:10.1016/j.ijepes.2014.07.075

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“…Residents have the opportunity to shed and schedule their power usage in their homes 1 by themselves to reduce electricity consumption and smooth the power peak profile 2 (Keles, et al, 2015). 3 The following studies are related to this topic: 4 A USA Department of Energy report (DOE, 2002) forecasted that the extensive use of 5 wireless sensors will improve manufacturing production and energy efficiency by 10% 6 and reduce emissions by 25%.…”

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“…In our work we demonstrate that the energy efficiency 7 and CO 2 emission can be improved using renewable sources in conjunction with TIC. 8 Cardenas et al, (2014) demonstrate that information and communication technology 9 (TIC) influences smart grid distribution. An empirical approach that employs case 10 studies must be investigated to simulate or conduct pilot runs of the technologies prior 11 to their massive implementations.…”

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“…The 9 participants agreed that greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions will be reduced to as close as 10 zero as possible (IEA, 2015). The electricity sector involves the generation, 11 transmission and distribution of electricity.…”

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“…The electricity sector involves the generation, 11 transmission and distribution of electricity. Carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) comprises the vast 12 majority of GHG emissions from this sector. It reduces carbon emissions by reducing 13 electricity demand, increasing efficiency in industry, homes and businesses, and using 14 renewable generation sources instead of fossil fuels (IEA, 2012;Vikhorev, et al, 2013).…”

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“…While policies and technologies such as international conventions to limit carbon dioxide emissions [3][4][5], and the application of environmentally friendly energy sources are spreading worldwide [6,7], there are many issues that need to be solved before energy users can recognize the seriousness of the problem and take action. In particular, the method of limiting the use time or use of the device for energy reduction and efficient use of home appliances causes inconvenience to the user [8][9][10][11]. For the future, a convenient and efficient method to utilize energy without causing user inconvenience is needed, and the beginning steps are made possible in the smart home that holds energy and service sustainability.…”

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Energy Storage System Control Algorithm by Operating Target Power to Improve Energy Sustainability of Smart Home

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Abstract:As energy issues are emerging around the world, a variety of smart home technologies aimed at realizing zero energy houses are being introduced. Energy storage system (ESS) for smart home energy independence is increasingly gaining interest. However, limitations exist in that most of them are controlled according to time schedules or used in conjunction with photovoltaic (PV) generation systems. In consideration of load usage patterns and PV generation of smart home, this study proposes an ESS control algorithm that uses constant energy of energy network while making maximum use of ESS. Constant energy means that the load consumes a certain amount of power under all conditions, which translates to low variability. The proposed algorithm makes a smart home a load of energy network with low uncertainty and complexity. The simulation results show that the optimal ESS operating target power not only makes the smart home use power constantly from the energy network, but also maximizes utilization of the ESS. In addition, since the smart home is a load that uses constant energy, it has the advantage of being able to operate an efficient energy network from the viewpoint of energy providers.

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Unified optimization model for energy management in sustainable smart power systems

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Ahmad³

2019

Int Trans Electr Energ Syst

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Summary Peak power consumption is one of the most critical issues for power system operation and sustainability. To overcome this issue, the available energy resources may be utilized in an efficient way. Demand‐side management (DSM) may be used for the efficient utilization of the available resources to reduce the peak power consumption by rescheduling the shiftable appliances. Apart from this, a number of other objectives are also achieved by DSM. In the literature, DSM is used to reduce the electricity cost, curtail peak hour's demand, diminish peak‐to‐average power ratio, and minimize the distribution losses. To the best knowledge of the authors, none of the research articles has considered all the mentioned objectives in a single model. To fill this research gap, we propose a unified DSM model where we focus to get the abovementioned objectives of DSM in a single framework. This unified DSM framework also gives liberty to the power system administration for the operation of the system with exchange policies of government and the company itself. While getting the abovementioned objectives, our proposed unified model can take care of a number of DSM features including importance of heterogeneous load, load shedding, human interaction factor, peak clipping, valley filling, load shifting, appliances priorities, and consumer preferences.

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A smart building power management concept: Smart socket applications with DC distribution

Cited by 65 publications

References 54 publications

Novel home energy management system using wireless communication technologies for carbon emission reduction within a smart grid

Novel home energy management system using wireless communication technologies for carbon emission reduction within a smart grid

Energy Storage System Control Algorithm by Operating Target Power to Improve Energy Sustainability of Smart Home

Unified optimization model for energy management in sustainable smart power systems

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