Dynamic Thermal Modeling of Electrical Appliances for Energy Management

Year 2013
UNIVERSITY OF CERGY-PONTOISE/UNIVERSITY OF YEUNGNAM
THESIS
For the degrees of
DOCTEUR DE L’UNIVERSITÉ DE CERGY-PONTOISE
Ecole doctorale n° 417: Sciences et Ingénierie
Spécialité: Génie Électrique et Électronique
and
DOCTOR OF YEUNGNAM UNIVERSITY
Graduate School of Yeungnam University
Department of Electrical Engineering
Major: Energy and Electromagnetic Environment
Presented and defended by
Herie PARK
May 15th 2013
Dynamic Thermal Modeling
of Electrical Appliances for Energy Management
of Low Energy Buildings
Board of Jury
Previewers
:
Professor Gilles FRAISSE
Professor Sang-Tae CHOI
Savoie University
Gyeongju University
Examiners
:
Professor Benoît ROBYNS
Professor Corinne ALONSO
Doctor Marie RUELLAN
Professor Rachid BENNACER
HEI de Lille
Toulouse University
Cergy-Pontoise University
ENS Cachan
Co-Supervisors
:
Professor Eric MONMASSON
Professor Kwang-Sik LEE
Cergy-Pontoise University
Yeungnam University
Invited Member
:
Professor Hee-Young LEE
Yeungnam University

This thesis is dedicated to my parents Insoo Park and Jung-Young Park
for their endless love and unlimited support throughout my life.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time goes well. It brings us where we want to go and where we have to go. Now I am here
where I have watched from a distance for a long time. During my journey to arrive here, I have
met many people. I would like to express my sincere appreciation to them.
I would like to first thank my supervisors. I thank Doctor Marie Ruellan, an assistant
professor of Cergy-Pontoise University, who guided me and encouraged me during my PhD
course. She helped me to well understand the background and the objectives of this thesis work.
Without her continuous guidance, patience and responsibility, I would not have achieved this
work. I appreciate her intelligence and sensitivity. I also thank Professor Rachid Bennacer, a
director of department of civil engineering in Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan. I could
never forget his enthusiasm and humanism. I was impressed by his logical ideas and deep
knowledge on physics. I liked very much his questions and answers in both French and English.
I already miss discussions with him. I thank Professor Eric Monmasson, a former director of
department of electrical engineering and industrial computer science in Cergy-Pontoise
University, for his endless support, rigorous guidance and hard confidence. He accepted me to
study in Cergy-Pontoise University when I was an exchange student in 2005-2006. He also gave
me an opportunity to experience an internship in the laboratory SATIE when I was in a Master
course in Graduate school of Yeungnam University in 2009. He further accepted me as his PhD
student and scholarly and mentally supported me. I especially appreciate his wide vision and
comprehension. I also thank Professor Kwang-Sik Lee, a former president of Korean Institute of
Illuminating and Electrical Engineers. He has continuously been my supervisor since I was a
freshman of Yeungnam University. He inspired me studying electrical engineering and going
abroad. I was always impressed by his serious curiosity and deep generosity. I thank again all
these my supervisors.
Secondly, I wish thank members of Jury Board. I would like to thank Professor Gilles
Fraisse and Professor Sang-Tae Choi for their willingness to be reviewers of this thesis and for
their sincere comments. I also want to thank Professor Corinne Alonso and Professor Benoît
Robyns who have agreed to participate in the jury board. It was a great honor to me to have
such prominent jury members and to discuss and communicate with them. I look forward to
further collaborations with them. Moreover, I thank Professor Hee-Young Lee, an invited
member of the Jury for his interest in this research work.
Thirdly, I could not forget my colleagues. I thank Doctor Adrien Bouvet, Doctor Nadia
Martaj and Doctor Ion Hazyuk. When I have met difficulties of the thesis work because of the
lack of my knowledge, they guided me how I could solve the problems and shared to me their
precious ideas and experiences. I appreciate their devotion to this work and their encouragement.
I also thank Doctor Lahoucine Idkhajine, Doctor Imen Bahri, Doctor Amira Maalouf, Doctor
Rita Mbayed, Mattia Ricco and Mohamed Dagbagi. They have been passed much time with me
and helped me in the same laboratory SATIE and under the same directions of Professor Eric
Monmasson. They were always close to me and encouraged me to endure hard and pleasant
time. I thank Yuri Coia, Patrizio Manganellio, Rita Moussa, Sondes Sondesni, Salima Kounati,