Unified HVAC and Refrigeration Control Systems for Small Footprint Supermarkets

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Unified HVAC and Refrigeration Control Systems for Small Footprint Supermarkets Teja Kuruganti, David Fugate, James Nutaro, Jibonananda Sanyal, Brian Fricke Oak Ridge National Laboratory John Wallace Emerson Climate Technologies Presented at: Technical Meeting on Software Framework for Transactive Energy: VOLTTRON 23 rd 24 th July, 2015 ORNL is managed by UT-Battelle for the US Department of Energy

Motivation and Objective Supermarket Energy Consumption 37,000 supermarkets in the US 2 Presentation_name 2,000,000 kwh per year per store 1,000,000 kwh per year for refrigeration Substantial opportunities for energy savings, demand reduction, and to provide energy services Supermarkets & grocery Stores Convenience stores Restaurants & food services Develop a retrofit system for coordinating the operation of multiple RTUs and refrigeration systems for the purposes of reducing peak demand reducing energy consumption, and providing transactive energy services to the electric grid

Approach Approach: Develop control techniques for reducing peak demand and improving energy efficiency of rooftop units and supermarket refrigeration systems and integrate photovoltaic sources Key Issues: Low-cost, low-touch retrofit of control technology into buildings and refrigeration systems to facilitate transactive opportunities for energy efficiency and with the electric grid Distinctive Characteristics: Our approach integrates control technologies into buildings to reduce peak demand with minimal retrofit cost 3 Presentation_name

On-demand Defrost Application Problem: Frost formation decreases operational efficiency Typically defrost cycles are timed and based on 75 F dry bulb temperature and 55% relative humidity Low temp cases: ~720kWh/month/case Solution: Utilize existing measurements (discharge air temp) and develop algorithms to perform defrost ondemand Retrofit VOLTTRON platform and control app to Emerson controller to perform on-demand defrosting VOLTTRON DISPLAY CASE Results Testing data collected at ORNL demonstrated savings potential Application developed and field tested at Emerson Labs, Sydney, OH 4 Presentation_name

ORNL Refrigeration System Defrost Study Testing Compressor Power Metering: LT_Comp_Total = LT Compressor #1 power + LT Compressor #2 power Low Temp Case Testing Power levels increase with humidity 30 min running average 6.8KW 6.3KW 5.3KW LT_Comp_Total 30 Min Average 51% 38% 33% 13% LT A1 Return Temperature 51% 38% 33% Slope indicates rate of ice formation 13% 5 Presentation_name

Testing Emerson Labs, Sydney, OH LTC 1-1 LTC 1-2 The testing was performed on LT Case 1 - evap 1 - TXV with CS100. 6 Presentation_name

Snapshot of Results Visually inspected the evaporator coils At ~12:20 pm a defrost event occurred ~ 24 hours since the last defrost event. The baseline defrost frequency was every 9 hours. The period from 12:20pm 11/14 to 9:15am 11/17 was ~69 hours and would normally incur ~ 7 typical defrost cycles Potential exists through monitoring techniques to reduce the number of defrosts The humidity in the room varied from upper 20 s to upper teens over the period from 11/14 11/17 7 Presentation_name

Unified Control - Small Footprint Supermarkets Integration of VOLTTRON with Emerson Controller to enable whole store control Special Version of controller In Controlled Environment Access endpoints in VOLTTRON app Ability to get data and set control Control application under development Operate building equipment, such as HVAC and refrigeration systems, as installed Supervisory management layer over existing control systems to enable optimal scheduling 8 Presentation_name

HVAC Control Strategy Control strategy builds on prior work to limit number of simultaneously operating units to reduce peak power Extensions to include Vary number of units to improve comfort Account for humidity levels Reduce energy consumption Control Tracking error Monthly peak power & $ savings Legacy 1.8 ± 0.1 deg. F 60 kw, $0 savings MPC 2.2 ± 0.1 deg. F 30 kw, $360 savings Maintain energy savings while reducing the tracking error 9 Presentation_name

Coordinate HVAC and Refrigeration Extend control to account for power used by refrigeration equipment When cooling During a defrost event Use thermal storage to shift cooling and avoid coinciding with HVAC operation Using on demand defrost to reduce and stagger energy use for case defrosting 10 Presentation_name

Auto-Discovery of EndPoints VOLTTRON Many endpoints abstracted into application interfaces Needs an auto-discovery framework Created Python based software Automatically generates relevant modules and classes Generates get and set wrappers Set wrapper generated only if endpoint is writable 11 Presentation_name

Supervisory Load Management Control Strategy: Each electrical load has its own control strategy No a priori information. Permission to run is controlled by the supervisory layer The electrical load supplies two items of information 12 Presentation_name The minimum length of time that the load must be active before it can be turned off The maximum length of time for which the load can wait before its request is served. There is some number N of electrical loads that can operate simultaneously without incurring peak demand charges.

Simulation Results - Baseline 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 r ;:;~ wrv:= ~~J/YmfV ~~~m~mr:::~m~i 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 "- i.. :> -;; 3!II 2.. 0!500 1000 1!500 2000 2500 3000 3:500 4000 4:500 :;;~~"V'---1111 l 0!500 1000 1!500 2000 2500 3()00 3:500 4000 4:500 '- 1 0 c 0 500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 ~ fl'li nut~s: 13 Presentation_name Peak load is 3 HVAC units without the proposed control

Simulation Results Limit 2 units LL- 25. ~~ ~ ~ 25. 5 "'C 25.25 25._._.._~._~~~---~--'---'-_,_l.L..-......_~~~-'-......_..._~~~_._~~---&.-'---'--'-..._~ 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 26. ~~ ~ i~ "'C 25.25 25._......_~~~.._~.._.._..._...~----~~~----''-'"----.._.._..._~--~~~_...._..~. 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 Cl.I ::> - +' 2 u ~ '- Cl.I _g E :J 14 Presentation_name 1 0 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 c: 0 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 minutes Peak load is 2 HVAC units with the proposed control

Simulation Results Limit 1 unit 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500... :: : ~ ~ ~ 25.5 25.25 25 '-'--''--...L..-'-~~~-'--'-~'--'-'.L...L--'~~-'-~~~--'..L--'--'-.....LL-'-~~-'-~~~~"-.L.-'--~~ 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 ~ i ~ I ~ Performance of the control degrades gracefully when its objective cannot be met 15 Presentation_name Lo...1...lll...L_.._,_~~~-L-11-Jtl.1...1..l..IJl.Ll..ILLL..1L-~,,.L'---~~... _JL ~ 500 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 Plinut<>S

Measuring Thermal Storage in a Display Case At 18:30, 3/7 T air = 25 F T product = 25.6 F Refrigeration turned off At 21:00, 3/7/2014 T air = 43 F T product = 36.2 F Refrigeration turned on Simulated product One-pint containers 50% ethylene glycol & 50% water mixture Stored in medium-temperature open refrigerated display case At 0:40, 3/8/2014 T air = 23.8 F T product = 25.6 F Thermal Storage 2.5 hours for product to increase by 10 F 3.5 hours for product to recover 16 Presentation_name

Build, deploy, and operate prototype Derive system requirements from control strategy and data gathered from the deployment site Build and test control system to be used in deployment Monitor operation of new system to Confirm energy savings Identify and resolve latent problems in software, hardware, and control strategy RTU HVAC Site Controller RTU HVAC Refrig. case Refrig. case VOLTTRON 17 Presentation_name

Software Agent Architecture Thermostats/Relays Web-Interface Agent Building Monitor Agent Control Agent _..,. Publish - Subscribe...,... Modbus comm Weather Agent -"' "'C - ~ Q).s::. "' 3 0 ~ -c: 8.D ~ - E 0 ~ "'C c: "' E E 8 "'C c: E "' E 0 u 0 ~ -c: 8 ';;;- "'C c: E "' E 0 u J:l 3 I l Volttron Message Bus - E "' "'C "' Q) c:.2 ~ c: 0 c: E "' Q) E 0 - u -"' 0 QO ~ c: -c: '. 0 u ::I co SMAP Agent SMAP Data Store MySQL Agent MySQL Database 18 Presentation_name

Building Control Hardware Emulation HVAC states display RS 485 to USB BeagleBone Black TEMCO thermostats Building in a box 19 Presentation_name

Benchmark Volttron on small devices Intel Next Unit of Computing (NUC) ~ $350 - $400 Raspberry Pi 2 ~ $35 ($85 fully loaded) 20 Presentation_name BeagleBone Black

Performance Comparison Benchmark Tasting - % Max System load Use Observed in a 5 Second Interval ----BB (PyM odbus Only) --- Rpi2 (PyM odbus Only) ----NUC (PyModbus Only) - BB (PyModbus on Volttron) - RPi2 (PyModBus with Volttron) - NUC (PyModbus with Volttron)... BB (PyModbus o n Volttron w/ MySQL)... RPi 2 (PyModbus w ith Vol ttron w/ MySQL)... NUC (PyModbus with Volttron w/ MySQL) --BB (PyModbus on Volttron w/ SMAP) --RPi 2 (PyModbus with Vol ttron w/ SMAP) --NUC (PyModbus with Volttron w/smap) 100 90 80 '.. j........... I I "O.. 0 ~., 70 60 E t; so ;:;.. " ::;; * 40 30 20.................... >,,.-:..-----,,,... - -. -. -... - -. -...........-.- -... ", \......,... -.-.- I.....,:... I I I I I I............. 10 0 2.00 4.00 8.00 16.00 Thermostat Scans per Second 32.00 64.00 128.00 21 Presentation_name Note: Grey region exhibited communication errors

Lessons Learned Debugging in VOLTTRON - Installation structure Apps install to a ~/.volttron directory - All the agent code Debug changes must be made here - App reinstall cycle (package, configure, install, run, debug) Replace installed files and symbolic links - cut down debug time When multiple agents interact Message bus & Inter-app behavior has to be monitored Benchmark before deploying on small-footprint devices Several advantages as a retrofit deployment platform After development optimize for the application needs Expandability only compute limitations Distributed application deployment understand limitations Access to essential data sources/ drivers are readily supported Repeatable installation of software Coordinated pushing of updates 22 Presentation_name

Applications Supporting Transactive Energy Transactive energy requires high-speed wide area control of loosely coupled loads Control response can be generated in a centralized or decentralized fashion Utility level information Building-level loads Embedded transactive devices that can control building systems over widearea heterogeneous networks How to guarantee quality of service? To 33% and Beyond: Grid Integration Challenges for Renewable Generation, Alexandra von Meier, CIEE, presented to UCLA Smart Grid Thought Leadership Forum, March 28, 2012 23 Presentation_name

Moving Forward Applications that are a good fit for implementing with VOLTTRON will have several distinct features: They naturally call for a publish/subscribe type architecture e.g., applications consisting of large numbers of loosely coupled sub-systems that can be wrapped in an agent Can make good use of functionality that is part of the VOLTTRON system e.g., coordinating access to shared resources Are readily conceived as performing tasks that can be accomplished by autonomous, but communicating, agents 24 Presentation_name

Discussion 25 Presentation_name August 2007