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This document discusses optimization of power system operation through techniques like unit commitment and economic dispatch. It begins with an introduction to meeting varying electricity demand. It then outlines the steps of optimization including long-term planning, unit commitment for hourly/monthly decisions, and economic dispatch for instantaneous dispatch. Unit commitment deals with deciding which generation units to operate to satisfy demand while considering constraints. Common solution methods for unit commitment include priority lists, heuristics, mixed integer programming and dynamic programming. The document provides examples of advances in these areas and practical software used for optimization.
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- 3. The steps for optimization Long Term System Planning Hourly and Monthly decisions -- Unit Commitment Instantaneous Dispatch decisions -- Economic Dispatch Short term system operation -- Load Flow Model
- 4. Economic Dispatch- Covered Earlier Energy Policy Act defines “Economic Dispatch” to mean “the operation of generation facilities to produce energy at the lowest cost to reliably serve consumers, recognizing any operational limits of generation and transmission facilities.” [EPAct 2005, Sec. 1234 (b)] Actually, For Power System Economic Operation, the installed generating capacity should be greater than the load at any specific moment This topic is covered in earlier presentation
- 5. Unit Commitment The electrical unit commitment problem is the problem of deciding which electricity generation units should be running in each period so as to satisfy a predictably varying demand for electricity. The problem is interesting because in a typical electrical system there are a variety of units available for generating electricity, and each has its own characteristics.
- 9. Shut-Down costHydro Constraints Must Run Fuel Constraint
- 11. Dynamic Programming-Illustrated The objective is to find minimum cost from A-N. K=1,2…5= Hour At the end of each hour, a decision is taken to enter on which state.
- 12. Advances in Unit Commitment Problem Genetic Algorithm -The genetic based UC program starts with a random initial population (at T=0) at it computes the fitness of each individual. -Advanced level of GA is used like Fast Messy Genetic Algorithm (FMGA)
- 13. Various algorithms to UC Problem Ant Colony System ( S. P. Simon, N. P. Padhy and R. S. Anand) - foraging behavior of the real ants for finding its food from its start (nest) to its destination (food) is simulated to obtain the optimum solution.
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- 17. Power Generation Machines Rolls-Royce BV16 HFO Engine
- 18. Inside a power plant
- 19. Thank you Muhammad SamiulAlam m.samiul.alam@gmail.com ID 11161004, MSc(EEE) BRAC University, Bangladesh