Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10390402 | Applied Thermal Engineering | 2014 | 14 Pages |
Abstract
By using the electricity and hot-water consumption data for a year, we demonstrate the effect of daytime operation in terms of the voltage rise mitigation in a power distribution network caused by the reverse power flow from high-penetration PVS. The result shows that the voltage rise can be mitigated by applying the daytime operation to HPWH of a household with PVS, while the under-voltage condition due to the unnecessary daytime operation can be avoided based on the next day weather forecast.
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Authors
Takeyoshi Kato, Yasuo Suzuoki,