Household electricity demand profiles – A high-resolution load model to facilitate modelling of energy flexible buildings
The objective is to present a high-resolution model of household electricity use developed based upon a combination of measured and statistical data. It is a bottom-up model, which uses the 1-min cycle power use characteristics of a single appliance as the main building block. The effect of paramete...
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