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Distributed model predictive control for coordinated, grid-interactive buildings
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DOI：10.1016/j.apenergy.2022.118612.png)
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Continued focus on reducing carbon emissions and improving energy efficiency requires buildings to become grid-interactive and not just behave as static consumers. A distributed model predictive control (DMPC) algorithm known as Limited-Communication (LC) DMPC is modified to enable grid-interactive buildings. A grid-aggregator subsystem is added that allows for a bulk grid power reference signal to be followed while the individual building subsystems also achieve their local comfort objectives. The LC-DMPC algorithm is applied for the first time to systems with multiple buildings. Adequate power tracking is shown for different simulation scenarios involving heterogeneous buildings, and next steps are discussed.
Keywords:
Distributed control
Model predictive control
Building energy systems
Grid-interactive buildings
Grid services
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