Research on demand side management programs and analysis of their usage efficiency
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2312-8372.2016.71984Keywords:
Smart Grid, demand side management, peak load, power, energy efficiency, Frieze powerAbstract
Modern trends in Smart Grid systems aimed on intellectualization of existing electricity supply networks, energy supply and creating local Microgrid systems ensure a high level of reliability and power quality. As part of the Smart Grid concept demand side management applications play an important role in solving technical and technological problems arising in the practical implementation of this concept. The network must implement a catena of demand side management programs by providing various services according to the situation, requirement contracts, forecasting of consumption/demand and collect information about energy savings.
An important need in demand side management programs implementation is an adequate indicator for actual power consumption to relatively optimal, as a variant of this indicator should be used an indicator based on Frieze power, as it takes place on uneven terms of processes even in the absence of reactive elements in the network.
The concept of Frieze power Qф for the grid period is distributed, which helped to get value for optimal assessment processes taking into account voltage and current deviations and ripple coefficients. Variant of usage of Qф/U12·I12 indicator is an illustration of the real power consumption to optimal, because it takes place even in absence of reactive elements in grid.
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