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Lucas Pereira1,2, Vitor Aguiar3, Fábio Vasconcelos4
1Instituto Superior Técnico, Lisbon, 1049-001, Portugal. lucas.pereira@tecnico.ulisboa.pt.
Abstract:
Industrial Kitchens are very energy-intensive businesses, consuming between five and seven times more energy per square meter than other commercial spaces like office spaces and retail stores. Still, very little research has been carried out on improving the energy efficiency of this industry. This paper presents the FIKElectricity dataset, a collection of electricity data from three Portuguese restaurant kitchens during their daily operation. The duration of the datasets spans three to four weeks in each industrial kitchen and comprises aggregated and individual appliance consumption, collected at 1 Hz and [Formula: see text] Hz, respectively. The public release of FIKElectricity is expected to draw more attention from the research community to this overlooked industrial sector. The data collection and post-processing methods are thoroughly described in this paper, as well as the dataset organization. Examples showing the dataset's quality and instructions for its reuse are also provided.
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