英文摘要 |
There are six load management rules at Taiwan power company (TPC), however, for more appropriate load control, three of the six rules are focused on air conditioner systems. Since air conditioners consume about 35 percent of the total power distributed by TPC, the importance of handling the former cannot be neglected nowadays. The capacity of an air conditioner system is commonly defined as the room area multiplied by a factor of 0.15 RT (Refrigeration Ton), but this would result in an increase of power consumption, and would also burden TPC and users. It is because the method with 0.15 RT does not consider the effects of thermal sources and room-size, and cannot account for real applications. It is known if an air conditioner load is to be effectively managed, a room equipped with an air conditioner should be well managed first. In this paper, a mathematical model considering thermal sources and room-size effects is proposed to evaluate the capacity of air conditioner systems in equipped rooms. The simulation results show this model can provide more real reference resources for TPC and users during air conditioner installation. |