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Heat pump controls to exploit the energy flexibility of building thermal loads
Introduction and motivations -- State of the art in heat pump controls -- Methodology for the analysis of energy flexibility in buildings -- Development of controllers for energy flexibility -- Results of the experimental studies -- Results of the co-simulation studies -- Discussions, conclusions, and outlook on further research -- Permissions -- Appendix A: Detailed table of the MPC objective functions -- Appendix B: Thermal power of the heat pump in function of the supply and return temperatures -- Appendix C: Alternative modeling approach for VSHP in TRNSYS -- Author biography.
This book describes different control strategies adapted to heat pumps, at the purpose of increasing energy flexibility in buildings. It reports on the development of both simple rule-based controls (RBC) and advanced model predictive controls (MPC). These are tested and compared in both simulation and experimental setups. The book analyzes in detail all the different steps, including the development and tuning of the controllers, their testing in experimental settings and simulation studies. Bridging between advanced control systems theory concepts and practical needs, and discussing the advantages and main challenges of MPC and RBC controllers in terms of efficiency of heat pump operation, electricity prices, emission values, and users' comfort, this book offers an in-depth evaluation of innovative control strategies applied to energy demand management in buildings
Heat pump controls to exploit the energy flexibility of building thermal loads
Introduction and motivations -- State of the art in heat pump controls -- Methodology for the analysis of energy flexibility in buildings -- Development of controllers for energy flexibility -- Results of the experimental studies -- Results of the co-simulation studies -- Discussions, conclusions, and outlook on further research -- Permissions -- Appendix A: Detailed table of the MPC objective functions -- Appendix B: Thermal power of the heat pump in function of the supply and return temperatures -- Appendix C: Alternative modeling approach for VSHP in TRNSYS -- Author biography.
This book describes different control strategies adapted to heat pumps, at the purpose of increasing energy flexibility in buildings. It reports on the development of both simple rule-based controls (RBC) and advanced model predictive controls (MPC). These are tested and compared in both simulation and experimental setups. The book analyzes in detail all the different steps, including the development and tuning of the controllers, their testing in experimental settings and simulation studies. Bridging between advanced control systems theory concepts and practical needs, and discussing the advantages and main challenges of MPC and RBC controllers in terms of efficiency of heat pump operation, electricity prices, emission values, and users' comfort, this book offers an in-depth evaluation of innovative control strategies applied to energy demand management in buildings
Heat pump controls to exploit the energy flexibility of building thermal loads
Péan, Thibault (author)
2021
xx, 196 Seiten
24 cm
Diagramme
Doctoral thesis accepted by Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain
Theses
English
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