The interactions between power system dynamics and building dynamics are usually ignored or over-simplified in existing power systems and building modeling and simulation tools, which limits how system modeling can sup-port Building-to-Grid integration. This paper discusses a new approach to consider those interactions by model-ing motor-driven building devices or systems. The motor-driven model is based on simplified mechanical rotation equations and allows us to study the coupling relationship between frequency/voltage in the power system and motor-driven device operation. This model is validated by performing one proof-of-concept case study with Modelica. The simulation results suggest that the proposed model can yield better representations of these interactions than the existing simplified models, especially the ones with the fast transient dynamics.
Published: June 16, 2021
Citation
Fu Y., S. Huang, D.L. Vrabie, and W. Zuo. 2019.Coupling Power System Dynamics and Building Dynamics to Enable Building-to-Grid Integration. In Proceedings of the13th International Modelica Conference, march 4-6, 2019, Regensburg, Germany. Linköping:Linköping University Electronic Press.PNNL-SA-139720.doi:10.3384/ecp19157561