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CONTENTS
Economic Dispatch
Unit Commitment
Economic Dispatch
Thermal power plant
F=Fuel cost times H is the Rs per hour input to the unit for fuel
System Variables
Control variables (Pg and Qg)
Disturbance Variables (PD and QD)
State variables (V and )
Incremental efficiency
input
output
F
PG
dCi
dPGi
dPG
output
input
dPC
Optimization problem
Objective function
C Ci
i 1
n
C Ci ( PGi )
i 1
Constraint Equation
1. Equality Constraints
PD PGi
i 1
2. Inequality Constraints
Problem 2
The fuel cost of two units are given by,
F1 1.6 25PG1 0.1PG1 Rs/Hr
2
Problem 2
A power plant consists of two 200 MW units, whose
input cost data given by,
Problem 3
A power plant consists of two 200 MW units, whose
input cost data given by,
Problem 4
A power plant consists of two 100 MW units, whose input cost data given
by,
Problem 5
Determine the economic scheduling of he three generating units in
a power system to meet the load of 925 MW. The operating limits
and cost function is given below
Operating limits
Cost Function is
1
Pi
Fi "
N
1
PD
i 1 Fi "
Pnew ,i
Pi
Pbase ,i (
) PD
PD
Problem 6
The input output curve characteristics of three units are
0
.
0032
P
P3 method
99 Rs/Hr
3 5.65
The total load is 3600 MW. Use participation
factor
to calculate the dispatch for a
load is reduced to 550 MW
Problem 7
The input output curve characteristics of three units are
ECONOMIC DISPATACH
Vs
UNIT COMMITMENT
ECONOMIC DISPATCH:
The economic dispatch problem assumes that there
are N units already connected to the system. The
purpose of economic dispatch problem is to find the
optimum operating policy for these N units.
UNIT COMMITMENT:
The unit commitment problem is more complex. We
may assume that we have N units available to us and
that we have a forecast of the demand to be served.
Problem 8
So far, We have obeyed one simple constraint: Enough units
will be committed to supply the load. Thus we could stop here
and state that the problem was solved.
Crew constraints:
such that any one unit can supply the individual loads
and that any combination of units can also supply loads
C( N,2) ...C( N, N 1) C( N, N) 2 1
N
N!
C( N, j)
(
N
j
)!
j
!
j ! 1 2 3.... j
FLAPC
PG i
PG i
off-line.
3. There are no costs for shutting down a unit.
4. There is a strict order, and in each interval a specifies minimum