ACER's NC RfG DC Recommendation: considerations related to the HP controller
It will examine the issue of Heat Pump control on both the software and hardware side, evaluating the feasibility and criticality of applying the newly proposed regulation that allows the unit's operation to be modified if the frequency deviates within certain limits from the nominal grid frequency.
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Lecture
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English
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It is anticipated that in the coming years, the increase in energy produced from renewable sources may result in the electrical power generated in the grid being insufficient to meet demand.
One requirement that exists today and is not being changed is ‘low frequency demand disconnection’, which involves disconnecting loads to avoid blackouts when the grid frequency drops too low. To maximise service continuity, system providers aim to introduce a new operating mode, called ‘limited frequency sensitive mode - underfrequency consumption (LFSM-UC)’. This assumes that when the mains frequency changes within the specified limits and according to certain profiles, the connected devices, including residential heat pumps with power outputs greater than 800 W, m ...
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