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研究生: 王麒淞
Wang, Chi-Sung
論文名稱: 考量舒適度感知的多電器即時需量調控演算法
Comfort-Conscious Multi-Appliances Control Algorithm for Online Demand Control
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: 86
中文關鍵詞: 需求側管理 、能源管理系統 、需量反應 、物聯網 、冷暖空調 、舒適度 、公平性
外文關鍵詞: DSM, EMS, DR, IoT, HVAC, Customer Comfort, Fairness
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  • 需求側管理隨著用電量的成長,重要性越受到重視。需量反應作為需求面管理的一種積極手段,能為供電商提供更好的電網安全性,是供電商維護供需平衡的重要方法。
    如何在需量反應期間減少用電量,又不會對用戶產生過多負擔,是需求側管理的重要議題。現今多數電器具備物聯網的能力,其中冷暖空調系統十分具備參與需量反應的潛力,其功耗大且又具有可控性可以進行調整,良好的操控之下對使用者影響小,因此我們特別針對冷暖空調在需量反應時的控制進行研究。

    在本論文中提出 ComMA 控制演算法,以及一個 Dependent-Independent 的框架。
    框架中,Dependent Phase 根據每個空間的環境狀態和空調設備優化控制策略。Independent Phase 同時考量控制策略對各個空間造成的舒適度變化,在用電量符合需量反應的需求下,選擇出兼顧各個空間舒適度以及全體公平性最大化的控制策略。

    在實驗中,針對最直接影響室內舒適度的冷暖空調設備進行調控,且空調設備具備不同溫度設定和模式的控制空間。我們的實驗使用真實的環境和冷暖空調設備進行試驗,並依據不同的需量反應限制,驗證不同用電限制的調控效果。結果顯示我們的方法可以在符合需量反應需求的同時,提供使用者更好的舒適度和公平性。

    Demand Response (DR), as a positive means of demand-side management (DSM), can provide power suppliers with better grid security and is an important method for power suppliers to maintain the balance of supply and demand.
    Nowadays, most electrical appliances have Internet of Things capability. Among them, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems have the potential to participate in the DR.
    They have significant power consumption, are controllable, and can be adjusted.
    This has little impact on a user under good control. Therefore, we are especially researching the control of HVACs during DR.

    In this paper, we propose a Comfort-Conscious Multi-Appliances Control Algorithm for Online Demand Control with a Dependent-Independent framework. According to the HVAC in each space, the dependent phase provides a variety of control strategies that are suitable for the environmental conditions and can optimize the degree of comfort.
    The independent phase also considers the impact of the control strategy on each space and chooses a control strategy that considers the comfort of each space and maximizes the fairness of the overall system.

    In the experiment, we adjust the HVAC equipment that most directly affects indoor comfort. HVAC equipment has control spaces with different temperature settings and modes.
    We use a real environment and an actual HVAC to conduct experiments and verify the control effect of different power consumption limits according to different DR limits. The results show that our method can provide users with better comfort and fairness while meeting demand response requirements.

    中文摘要i Abstract ii Acknowledgment iii Contents iv List of Tables vi List of Figures viii 1 Introduction 1 1.1 Background 1 1.1.1 Demand Response 3 1.1.2 Dependent Controllable Device 8 1.2 Scenario 15 1.3 Challenge 19 2 Related Work 21 2.1 HVAC Scheduling 21 2.2 Device Control Based on Demand Response 22 3 Problem Formulation 24 4 Methodology 27 4.1 Framework 27 4.2 Dependent Phase 30 4.3 Independent Phase 36 5 Experiments 37 5.1 Data Collection 37 5.2 Experimental Settings 39 5.3 Experimental Results 42 5.3.1 No-intervention 42 5.3.2 Round-Robin 45 5.3.3 Hottest-First 54 5.3.4 Comfort-Conscious Multi-Appliances Control Algorithm 63 5.4 Analysis 75 6 Conclusions 81 Bibliography 82

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