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backup control to dos #146
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@kendallbaertlein: Can you change this PR to be merging your changes into dev, rather than main? I can help you with this if you're not sure how to do it. |
Next steps: @jmaguire1 to review first, then ask Michael to review. |
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'start_time': dt.datetime(2018, 1, 1, 0, 0), # year, month, day, hour, minute | |||
'time_res': dt.timedelta(minutes=10), # time resolution of the simulation |
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@kendallbaertlein: We'll want to revert these changes, they were just for testing on your local branch. I don't think we actually want anything in run_dwelling.py to change here.
added in to do items for the backup control
[✔️] Enable offset between setpoint and when backup ER comes on.
[✔️] Add max temperature for backup operation ("lockout temperature"), default to 35 F
[✔️] Enable lockout of backup after a setpoint change: assume hard lockout for 10 minutes, after 10 minutes if temp is trending in the right direction stay locked out for full 30 minutes, otherwise override lockout.
[ ] bonus: staged backup
Parametric study:
[ ] Baseline is what we think a default ecobee thermostat would do
[ ] Case that reflects a customer who values comfort over savings (enable backup more, smaller offset before backup turns on
[ ] Case that reflects a customer who values savings over comfort (lower temp where compressor is enabled, bigger offset)
For parametric, look at energy consumption, utility bills, and unmet loads. We'll need to finalize the building properties and sizing assumptions, but we want a reasonable case with a single speed ASHP installed in Denver metro as a retrofit on existing buildings.
Bonus "baseline" for the parametric is where we started in OCHRE vs. Ecobee. That's at least useful for us, more debatable if it belongs in a publication.