Half-Online Identification Algorithm for Parameter Estimation of Fan Energy Consumption Model

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Concerning the salient features of components energy consumption model in air conditioning system, this paper proposes a half-online identification algorithm to estimate the parameters of the models. The algorithm monitors the error online. When the error reaches the upper limit, one-time least square estimation is used to identify the parameter and update the model by means of current data within a certain time window. Experimental studies are conducted on a fan energy consumption model, which parameters are varying in real time. The estimation results show that the algorithm can greatly reduce the computational burden and possession of resources, while ensure good estimation performance.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1065-1069)

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2133-2136

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December 2014

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