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| author | Jimeno, Luis Belda González, Alberto Arnanz, Roberto |
| author_facet | Jimeno, Luis Belda González, Alberto Arnanz, Roberto |
| contents | <p>Deliverable D5.2 presents the finalized design of the MiniStor Smart Home Energy Management System (SHEMS) platform, building on the initial architecture and control strategies reported in D5.1 and the operation mode definitions of D2.4. It documents the detailed control‐algorithm specifications, modular software architecture, and integration with cloud‐based forecasting and optimization services. Field implementation at the five European demo sites of the project (Thessaloniki, Kimmeria, Sopron, Santiago de Compostela and Cork) is described, highlighting site-specific adaptations, commissioning results and continuous fine-tuning. Analytical models for heat pumps, phase-change material and thermochemical storage validate performance against real data. A robust IoT backend, Grafana alerting, fault-tolerant data pipeline and auxiliary safety PLC ensure operational transparency and reliability. The final design meets MiniStor’s energy-efficiency, self-optimization and user-comfort objectives, demonstrating readiness for full deployment</p> |
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| id | zenodo_https___doi_org_10_5281_zenodo_16979507 |
| institution | Zenodo |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
| publisher | Zenodo |
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| spellingShingle | D5.2 Detailed design of the Energy Management System Jimeno, Luis Belda González, Alberto Arnanz, Roberto <p>Deliverable D5.2 presents the finalized design of the MiniStor Smart Home Energy Management System (SHEMS) platform, building on the initial architecture and control strategies reported in D5.1 and the operation mode definitions of D2.4. It documents the detailed control‐algorithm specifications, modular software architecture, and integration with cloud‐based forecasting and optimization services. Field implementation at the five European demo sites of the project (Thessaloniki, Kimmeria, Sopron, Santiago de Compostela and Cork) is described, highlighting site-specific adaptations, commissioning results and continuous fine-tuning. Analytical models for heat pumps, phase-change material and thermochemical storage validate performance against real data. A robust IoT backend, Grafana alerting, fault-tolerant data pipeline and auxiliary safety PLC ensure operational transparency and reliability. The final design meets MiniStor’s energy-efficiency, self-optimization and user-comfort objectives, demonstrating readiness for full deployment</p> |
| title | D5.2 Detailed design of the Energy Management System |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16979507 |