IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid · 2012 · 64 citations · 18 references
EngineeringBuilding ScienceAir ConditioningEnergy ManagementEnergy SystemsAir Conditioning EquipmentAir Conditioning SystemsBuilding AutomationBuilding Automation SystemsSmart Grid SystemsSmart GridsAir ConditionersAir Conditioning Control SystemsAir Conditioning ModelingAir Conditioning OperationsComfort Trade-offsEnergy-comfort Trade-offsIntertemporal Trade-offsSimulation Studies
This paper sets forth a novel intelligent residential air-conditioning (A/C) system controller that has smart grid functionality. The qualifier “intelligent” means the A/C system has advanced computational capabilities and uses an array of environmental and occupancy parameters in order to provide optimal intertemporal comfort/cost trade-offs for the resident, conditional on anticipated retail energy prices. The term “smart-grid functionality” means that retail energy prices can depend on wholesale energy prices. Simulation studies are used to demonstrate the capabilities of the proposed A/C system controller.
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HVAC control strategies to enhance comfort and minimise energy usage
E.H. Mathews, Cherí Botha, Deon C. Arndt et al. · Energy and Buildings · 2001 · 156 citations
Engineering, Architectural Engineering, Building Science +14