Scheduling of power generation : a large-scale mixed-variable model
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Scheduling of power generation : a large-scale mixed-variable model
(Springer series in operations research and financial engineering)
Springer, c2014
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 133-136) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The book contains description of a real life application of modern mathematical optimization tools in an important problem solution for power networks. The objective is the modelling and calculation of optimal daily scheduling of power generation, by thermal power plants, to satisfy all demands at minimum cost, in such a way that the generation and transmission capacities as well as the demands at the nodes of the system appear in an integrated form. The physical parameters of the network are also taken into account. The obtained large-scale mixed variable problem is relaxed in a smart, practical way, to allow for fast numerical solution of the problem.
Table of Contents
Control of electric power systems.- A general mathematical programming model for the scheduling of electric power generation.- Assumptions for model simplification.- The model obtained by taking into account the simplifying assumptions.- Daily scheduling.- Appendix: The transmission network of electric power systems.
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