Staggering and feathering of demand response and energy supply change in a managed electrical system
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1. A method for managing energy within a predominantly closed power system, comprising:
- obtaining one or more control actions that control energy transitions of a plurality of components;
receiving transitional characteristics associated with the energy transitions;
identifying, based on the transitional characteristics of the energy transition, one or more additive energy transitions and one or more subtractive energy transitions; and
scheduling the energy transitions by generating a set of offsets, wherein a respective offset involves delaying at least one energy transition, and wherein scheduling the energy transitions involves one of;
scheduling all additive energy transitions ahead of all subtractive energy transitions; and
staggering a number of subtractive energy transitions between consecutive additive energy transitions.
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Abstract
One embodiment of the present invention provides an energy-management system for managing energy within a predominantly closed power system. During operation, the system obtains one or more control actions that control energy transitions of a plurality of components, receives transitional characteristics associated with the components, and schedules the energy transitions by generating a set of offsets. A respective offset results in a delay of at least one energy transition.
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1. A method for managing energy within a predominantly closed power system, comprising:
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obtaining one or more control actions that control energy transitions of a plurality of components; receiving transitional characteristics associated with the energy transitions; identifying, based on the transitional characteristics of the energy transition, one or more additive energy transitions and one or more subtractive energy transitions; and scheduling the energy transitions by generating a set of offsets, wherein a respective offset involves delaying at least one energy transition, and wherein scheduling the energy transitions involves one of; scheduling all additive energy transitions ahead of all subtractive energy transitions; and staggering a number of subtractive energy transitions between consecutive additive energy transitions. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. An energy-management system for managing energy within a predominantly closed power system, comprising:
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a control-action obtaining mechanism configured to obtain one or more control actions that control energy transitions of a plurality of components; a receiving mechanism configured to receive transitional characteristics associated with the energy transitions; an identification mechanism configured to identify, based on the transitional characteristics of the energy transition, one or more additive energy transitions and one or more subtractive energy transitions; and a scheduling mechanism configured to schedule the energy transitions by generating a set of offsets, wherein a respective offset involves delaying at least one energy transition, and wherein while scheduling the energy transitions, the scheduling mechanism is configured to perform one of; scheduling all additive energy transitions ahead of all subtractive energy transitions; and staggering a number of subtractive energy transitions between consecutive additive energy transitions. - View Dependent Claims (7, 8, 9, 10)
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11. A non-transitory, computer-readable storage medium storing instructions that when executed by a computer cause the computer to perform a method for managing energy within a predominantly closed power system, the method comprising:
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obtaining one or more control actions that control energy transitions of a plurality of components; receiving transitional characteristics associated with the components; identifying, based on the transitional characteristics of the energy transition, one or more additive energy transitions and one or subtractive energy transitions; and scheduling the energy transitions by generating a set of offsets, wherein a respective offset involves delaying at least one energy transition, and wherein scheduling the energy transitions involves one of; scheduling all additive energy transitions ahead of all subtractive energy transitions; and staggering a number of subtractive energy transitions between consecutive additive energy transitions. - View Dependent Claims (12, 13, 14, 15)
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