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Existing Approaches in the Field of Energy Flexible Manufacturing Systems

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The formulated bottom-up research question from Chap. 1 is focused on methods and tools towards flexible electricity demand of industry. The second chapter described theoretical background on manufacturing systems, their energy demand and energy flexibility. Consequently, the next step is to review, classify, and evaluate existing approaches to identify what methods towards fulfillment of mentioned research question are already available and to analyze potential gaps. As outlined in the previous chapter, described research question is closely related to the topic of energy flexibility, which is selected as the focal point for identifying existing methods. First, general considerations for selecting and classifying approaches are described, which also covers criteria for including and excluding approaches for detailed review. Selected publications are then reviewed in detail. Detailed evaluation criteria are derived from presented theoretical background (Chap. 2) and analyzed publications. This evaluation framework is then applied to previously summarized approaches. The result is a comprehensive overview of the current state of existing research on energy flexibility, with a focus on manufacturing. Based on this, gaps are identified and prevailing research demand is derived.

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Notes

  1. 1.

    Note that the structure and references of this paragraph are based on Beier et al. (2017).

  2. 2.

    Partly based on Beier et al. (2017).

  3. 3.

    Note that additions (especially a GUI and implementation through PLCs) to Babu and Ashok (2008) from Ashok (2010) and Mohan and Ashok (2011) have been reflected in the evaluation of Babu and Ashok (2008).

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  • Online ISBN: 978-3-319-46639-2

  • eBook Packages: EngineeringEngineering (R0)

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