Cold Load Pickup¶
McDonald, J., & Bruning, A. (1979). Cold Load Pickup. IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems, 98(4), 1384-1386.
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Mechanisms¶
- Demand Response Staggering
- Its failure mode is the rebound peak: if all deferred devices are released together when the signal clears, they surge simultaneously and rebuild the very spike that was avoided — the power-system version is cold load pickup, where synchronized restart draws more than normal diversified demand.
This sourceModels cold-load pickup as a peak in electric demand following restoration after a power outage.
- Its failure mode is the rebound peak: if all deferred devices are released together when the signal clears, they surge simultaneously and rebuild the very spike that was avoided — the power-system version is cold load pickup, where synchronized restart draws more than normal diversified demand.
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