Bibliography on Optimum Operation of Power Systems: 1919-1959

Noakes, Frank; Arismunandar, Artono

doi:10.1109/aieepas.1962.4501437

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“…The generation scheduling problem, also referred to as unit commitment or predispatch [1], has been the SUbject oE considerable discussion in thf! power literature [2,3,4].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fast Thermal Generation Rescheduling

Villaseca

Fardanesh

1987

IEEE Power Eng. Rev.

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A new dynamic programming algorithm for f~s~heduling thermal generation is presented. The savings in computational times are brought about by the introduction of two new techniques: the variable truncation dynamic programming and the limitation of the solution space to be searched. Several examples on a 20 machine system are used to illustrate the application of the algorithm and to show that optimal solutions are obtained at significantly reduced computational times.

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“…The generation scheduling problem, also referred to as unit commitment or predispatch [1], has been the SUbject oE considerable discussion in thf! power literature [2,3,4].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Fast Thermal Generation Rescheduling

Villaseca

Fardanesh

1987

IEEE Power Eng. Rev.

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“…A non-optimal generation schedule is most likely to offset the savings that are expected through economic dispatch efforts, therefore resulting in an inefficient system operation. Historically, economic dispatch techniques were developed first and then there was a question of how to bring on line or take off line the generating units in the first place (Happ, 1977;Noakes and Arismunder, 1963).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Two-step optimal thermal generation scheduling

Fardanesh

Villaseca

1986

Automatica

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Abstract-A new approach to the solution of the optimal thermal generation scheduling problem is presented. The problem is solved in two steps. As a first step, the optimal production schedule for the next day is obtained based on a daily load forecast, reserve capacity requirements, and present status of generating units. The second-step algorithm uses the results of the first step and adjusts the previous schedule to meet new constraints developed during the course of the day. Variable truncation dynamic programming is proposed as a new method to reduce computation effort. To eliminate the need for solving the entire problem again in the second step, a new technique that limits the solution space to be searched is presented. Use of approach is illustrated via examples.

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Optimal Operation of Large Scale Power Systems

El‐Hawary

Christensen

1977

Control and Dynamic Systems

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Bibliography on Optimum Operation of Power Systems: 1919-1959

Cited by 12 publications

References 116 publications

Fast Thermal Generation Rescheduling

Fast Thermal Generation Rescheduling

Two-step optimal thermal generation scheduling

Optimal Operation of Large Scale Power Systems

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