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DC-CLM: Extending the WECC Composite Load Model for AI Data Center Dynamics
The rapid growth of AI-driven data centers is introducing load behaviors that are not explicitly represented in conventional composite load models. This paper presents DC-CLM, a workload-aware extension of the WECC composite load model that incorporates UPS-supported IT demand, mixed motor/VFD cooli
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