Description
For decades, load shifting control, one of the most effective peak demand management methods, has attracted attention from both researchers and engineers. Various load shifting controls have been developed and introduced in mainly commercial buildings. Utility companies typically penalize consumers with “demand rates”. This along with increased population and increased customer energy demand will only increase the need for load shifting. There have been many white papers, thesis papers and case studies written on the different types of Thermal Energy Storage and their uses. Previous papers have been written by Engineers, Manufacturers and Researchers. This thesis paper is unique because it will be presented from the application and applied perspective of the Facilities Manager. There is a need in the field of Facilities Management for relevant applications. This paper will present and discuss the methodology, process applications and challenges of load shifting using (TES) Thermal Energy Storage, mainly ice storage.
Details
Title
- Implementing Load Shifting Using Thermal Energy Ice Storage
Contributors
- Whitcraft, Daniel S (Author)
- Sullivan, Kenneth (Thesis advisor)
- Okamura, Patrick (Committee member)
- Slife, Curtis (Committee member)
- Arizona State University (Publisher)
Date Created
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2016
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Note
- thesisPartial requirement for: M.S., Arizona State University, 2016
- bibliographyIncludes bibliographical references (page 14)
- Field of study: Construction
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Statement of Responsibility
by Daniel S. Whitcraft