2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2009.01.023
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Decision analysis on generation capacity of a wind park

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“…The best solution should define the wind turbines number, type and their placement in the given geographical area. Profit-to-cost or profit-to-area ratios could be used as performance metrics of investment (Kongnam et al, 2009). Several methods have been applied in order to try to optimize wind park layout.…”
Section: Mathematical Methods In Wind Park Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The best solution should define the wind turbines number, type and their placement in the given geographical area. Profit-to-cost or profit-to-area ratios could be used as performance metrics of investment (Kongnam et al, 2009). Several methods have been applied in order to try to optimize wind park layout.…”
Section: Mathematical Methods In Wind Park Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The uncertainties of wind speed distribution and power-speed characteristics are considered in mixed-integer nonlinear programming approach used to determine the optimum wind park electricity generation. It takes into account the profit-to-cost and profitto-area ratios to evaluate the investment alternatives (Kongnam et al, 2009). Optimal placement and arrangement of wind turbines in a wind park while maximizing energy production and minimizing installation cost, is done by mean of Monte Carlo simulation (Marmidis et al, 2008).…”
Section: Mathematical Methods In Wind Park Designmentioning
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“…The constraints of the lower level are mainly operation constraints of ESS, including equality and inequality constraints, as given by (32) to (37).…”
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“…2) Establishment results of typical daily scenarios Based on Section 3.2, considering weather conditions, the annual prediction data of WG, PV and load demand are calculated by models of PV and WT in [32] and [33], and clustered into four types by FCM, shown as Fig. 7.…”
Section: ) Power Output Characteristics Of Mgsmentioning
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