Uso eficiente del consumo de energía eléctrica residencial basado en el método Montecarlo
The regulation, control and optimization in residential workloads are the main issues that now need to be evaluated and taken into account in the decision making in the future growth of residential loads, since this represents not only the losses by amento appliances but also losses by heat. This pa...
| Autor Principal: | Oña Cuestas, Byron Manuel |
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| Formato: | bachelorThesis |
| Idioma: | spa |
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2016
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http://dspace.ups.edu.ec/handle/123456789/11265 |
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The regulation, control and optimization in residential workloads are the main issues that now need to be evaluated and taken into account in the decision making in the future growth of residential loads, since this represents not only the losses by amento appliances but also losses by heat. This paper proposes a procedure using the Monte Carlo model whereby optimization taking into account charges and energy production is taken as random variables, this paper intends to produce a probabilistic optimization model, which will be taking into account the costs of lost, which usually losses tend to decrease when the load tends to decrease, or be the opposite case to increase losses. Aim is to move the characteristic curve of load according to user's needs without disrupting its comforts, this necessity arises for the reason that there is no way of accumulating power and must be consumed at the moment that is being generated in real-time. For this purpose it is necessary to have a load curve as defined users through applications that they have to daily and he did it through surveys of residential load in different part of the city, once with tabulated data is defined higher demand schedules and equipment that are to be carried out which should be turned off and not given use in schedules defined to be able to move the loads. |
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