Impact of Resident’s Characteristics on Domestic Electricity Utilization Pattern: A Study on City of Agra
Journal Title: International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology (IJRASET) - Year 2017, Vol 5, Issue 6
Abstract
The paper study the impact of the houses and their resident’s characteristics on domestic electricity utilization pattern by analysis of the data acquired from metering survey of the representative cross section of apprx 3600 domestic residents of city of Taj - Agra, UP India. A multiple linear regression model was applied to three attributes : total electricity consumption, maximum demand and time of use (ToU) for various different residences and their occupants. In particular, residence type, type of construction, location, social class, income group, household age, household composition, and various other parameters have major impact on the overall total household electricity consumption. The paper shows the relation of various attribute on the various parameters.
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Vivek Birla
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