The goal of this project is to advance air-conditioner and protection or control modeling for implementation in the Phase 2 of Western Electricity Coordinating Council (WECC) composite load model. This project will investigate the impact of motor model aggregation, distribution equivalencing, and positive sequence phasor representation on the model results. Phase 2 composite load model requires additional research and development, which will be addressed by the proposed research project that includes:
1. Advance dynamic modeling of single-phase residential air-conditioners, including more detailed testing, modeling, and validation using both test and disturbance data
2. Developing load composition data sets for a wide variety of commercial buildings, including rules of association that map electrical end uses on load model components
3. Advance modeling of protection, controls and energy management systems used in variety of end use applications and buildings
4. Deploying disturbance data collection systems in distribution systems for dynamic model validation.
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