| 研究生: |
吳柏慧 Wu, Po-Hui |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
完善電動汽車充電位利用率的使用者激勵排程充電演算法 An Incentive Dispatch Algorithm for Utilization-Perfect EV Charging Management |
| 指導教授: |
莊坤達
Chuang, Kun-Ta |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
電機資訊學院 - 資訊工程學系 Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering |
| 論文出版年: | 2021 |
| 畢業學年度: | 109 |
| 語文別: | 英文 |
| 論文頁數: | 41 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 電動汽車充電排程 、激勵排程 、動態規劃 、滿意度 、契約容量 、最佳化排程 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | EV Charging Scheduling, Incentive Scheduling, Dynamic Programming, Satisfaction, Contract Capacity, Optimization Scheduling |
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自從電動車問世以來,此項技術已發展多年,而隨著環保意識抬頭,以及各國政府的法令推動及相關設施建設,最近幾年電動車的數量持續增長,因此電動車已逐漸進入人們的生活。由於電動車不像普通油車可以馬上加油馬上離開,電動車充電時至少需要幾分鐘甚至到幾小時,對於用戶來說這段時間是極為不方便的,因此充電站設置在商業建物旁已成一股趨勢,使電動汽車用戶能夠在等待充電的途中能夠進行其他活動。但相對地,對於商業建物來說,新增充電站系統對他們來說是一筆額外的負擔,若供電動汽車自由充電的話,容易使整個系統的用電不平衡,甚至出現熱門時段用電破錶,從而使最高需量超出該建物向電力公司所簽訂的契約容量的情況,如此就會使整體的用電成本大幅提高,因此在本研究中,我們特別針對與建物合作的充電排程進行最佳化。
因此為了使充電站不僅不會成為建物的額外負擔,甚至可以額外再多增加一筆充電收費的盈收,因此我們的方法的目標為在使總用電不超過契約容量的條件下,能夠最大化充電位利用率。而為了達到這一目標,我們提出一個新的、泛用性高的,把充電資訊離散化的充電排程框架IRSM,透過過去電動汽車的歷史充電資訊,以及建物和太陽能發電的歷史電量資訊,各自在電動汽車使用者登記充電時間長度時,推薦使用者其最佳的行程和對應的Incentive獎勵,期望在固定預算下利用Incentive獎勵去吸引電動汽車在推薦時間充電,從而使熱門時間段總用電不超過契約容量,冷門時間段能夠盡量用掉剩餘契約容量的電量額度,使用電成本最小化,充電收益最大化。
在實驗中,我們將IRSM與其他基本演算法進行比較,並且也比較IRSM中設置不同參數的排程結果,可以得出IRSM的排程結果都優於基本演算法,並且可以透過調控IRSM的參數來達成不同的最佳化效果,使我們的演算法能夠在兼顧電動汽車充電滿意度的情況下,使整體收益能夠最佳化。
Since EVs are not like regular gas vehicles that can be refueled and leave immediately, it takes a period of time to charge an EV, and there is a trend for charging stations to be located next to commercial buildings. It allows EV users to do other activities while waiting for their EVs to charge. However, the addition of a charging station system is an extra burden for commercial buildings. If electric vehicles are allowed to charge freely, the maximum demand may exceed the contract capacity of the building. Therefore, in this paper, we specifically focus on optimizing the charging schedule in cooperation with the building.
To achieve this goal, we propose a new, highly versatile charging scheduling framework, IRSM. The historical electricity information of EVs, the building, and PV, is as input of IRSM to recommend the best schedule and the corresponding incentive for EVs when users register for charging duration. It is expected that incentives will be used to attract EVs to charge at recommended time under a fixed budget, so that the total electricity consumption during popular period does not exceed the contract capacity, and the remaining contract capacity can be used up as much as possible during unpopular period, minimizing the cost of electricity consumption and maximizing charging revenue.
In our experiments, we compare the IRSM with baseline algorithms, and we can conclude that the scheduling results of the IRSM are better than baseline algorithms. It means the we can optimize the overall revenue while taking into account the satisfaction of EV charging.
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