mathematical modeling of energy hub management systems
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Mathematical Optimization Modeling of Energy Hub Management Systems
Energy Hub
Single or multi-carrier energy system for:
Residential
Institutional - Commercial
Industrial
Agricultural
Energy Hub Management System
Incorporated into automated operational decision
making structures
Part of a Smart Grid
Smart meters
Two way communications
Residential Energy Hub
The energy system of a single detached house
including electricity, gas and related green house
emissions.
Mathematical models of major household components,
for example:
AC
Min. and Max. temperature
Outdoor temperature
Occupancy pattern
Water heater
Hot water usage pattern
Min. and Max. temperature
Min. up time, Min. down time
Energy generation / storage
Discharge rate
Min. storage level
Min. connection time, Min. disconnection time
Mohammad Chehreghani, Claudio Cañizares, and Kankar Bhattacharya Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, University of Waterloo
Micro Hub Model
Overall Structure Results
Contact information:
Prof. Claudio Cañizares
University of WaterlooDepartment of Electrical and Computer Engineering200 University Ave. WestWaterloo, ON, Canada, N2L [email protected]://www.power.uwaterloo.cahttp://www.energyhub.uwaterloo.ca
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