Standard XXXX Control Strategies Sample Clauses

Standard XXXX Control Strategies. Greedy Operation In this particular case, we will use a greedy strategy, where the goal is to maximize self-consumption by storing as much of the excess energy from renewable sources as possible. This is the simplest operation strategy possible, as it determines the residual load (i.e., the difference between production and consumption) and instantly actuates the XXXX accordingly by storing excess production until the XXXX is fully charged or supplying the excess demand from the XXXX until it is fully discharged. Figure 2.4 shows the flowchart of the greedy strategy.
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Standard XXXX Control Strategies. Greedy Operation and Rule Based Arbitrage This strategy is very similar to the standard XXXX control strategies that will be tested in the domestic UPACs. The only difference is that the XXXX will be pre-charged from the grid, based on a pre-defined set of rules. In this operation strategy, the rules will be defined taking into consideration only the past consumption data, and will be changed a pre-defined number of times. The number of times in which the rules will be changed will be also defined based on past consumption data, with the minimum period set for one week. I.e., in one year, the arbitrage rules can only change 52 times. Additionally, when defining the rules, we will also take into consideration what is best for the local grid, i.e., pre-charge will only be allowed during off-peak periods.
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