DocumentCode
1783598
Title
Modelling of wind, hydroelectric and thermal power plant coordinated dispatch in Latvian power system
Author
Linkevics, Olegs ; Mahnitko, Anatolijs ; Mjadjuta, Karina ; Balodis, Maris
Author_Institution
Riga Tech. Univ., Riga, Latvia
fYear
2014
fDate
14-14 Oct. 2014
Firstpage
167
Lastpage
171
Abstract
Liberalization and restructuring of power sector changes the task of power system control substantially. Efficient control of operating regimes becomes especially important in competitive markets. This paper provides a formulation of optimal control task, describes a simplified model for simulation of four different energy sources, consider a solution for optimization task in the numerical example and evaluates the impact of key parameters for selection of optimal regime. For determination of optimal solution, the following methods of mathematical programming are applied: dynamic programming - for efficient use of hydroelectric resources, linear programming - for optimization of other power plants and import. Utilization of mentioned methods guarantees the acquisition of global optimum.
Keywords
dynamic programming; hydroelectric power stations; linear programming; load dispatching; power system control; power system simulation; thermal power stations; wind power plants; Latvian power system; dynamic programming; hydroelectric power plant coordinated dispatch; hydroelectric resources; linear programming; mathematical programming; optimal control task; power plant optimization; power sector; power system control; thermal power plant coordinated dispatch; wind power plant coordinated dispatch; Cogeneration; Electricity; Mathematical model; Optimization; Power systems; Production; coordinated dispatch; cost minimization; dynamic programming; linear programming; optimization; unit commitment;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Power and Electrical Engineering of Riga Technical University (RTUCON), 2014 55th International Scientific Conference on
Conference_Location
Riga
Print_ISBN
978-1-4799-7460-3
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/RTUCON.2014.6998218
Filename
6998218
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