Development Of Demand Response Control Interface To Maximise Energy Utilisation

Thanabalan, Kuppusamy (2013) Development Of Demand Response Control Interface To Maximise Energy Utilisation. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The development of „Energy Demand Response Control Interface‟ for domestic purpose is able to control the energy usage to its optimum level that been set by the user. This project is to study the power usage among the domestic users and about the way controlling the over usage of power. When the power demand level exceeds the normal value, the system will automatically dispatch the energy by switch the power usage at residential and industry sectors to be stable and normal. Therefore, this project designs a low cost device that able to manipulate the household electrical appliances in order to prevent overload. This device can identify the usage type and help prevent energy wastage especially for domestic user. This project is differs from the normal power meter where it only able to measure and provide the power input and usage level whereas this device able to measure the normal domestic load level and presents in the LCD panel that been attached. Other than that, the device also owns the capability of controlling the power usage of the residential load by itself where when the power usage exceeds the maximum level, the system will automatically control and switch off or change the other less important load section to match with the safe level of usage. This device is easy to be fixed or installed to the power distribution box at home and helps to reduce the household expenses for the energy usage

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