2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijepes.2016.02.043
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Probability distributions of outputs of stochastic economic dispatch

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“…Simulation results showed that this method is superior to the existing robust optimization model in cost and reliability [9]. In references [10][11][12], the uncertainty of wind power output is dealt with by using stochastic simulation technology. Xiong Hu et al took the output and load of a large-scale intermittent power supply as fuzzy parameters, and studied the clear equivalence class of fuzzy opportunity constraints with multiple fuzzy parameters, which was used to deal with the opportunity constraints [13].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Simulation results showed that this method is superior to the existing robust optimization model in cost and reliability [9]. In references [10][11][12], the uncertainty of wind power output is dealt with by using stochastic simulation technology. Xiong Hu et al took the output and load of a large-scale intermittent power supply as fuzzy parameters, and studied the clear equivalence class of fuzzy opportunity constraints with multiple fuzzy parameters, which was used to deal with the opportunity constraints [13].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Anteriormente, con el uso de fuentes convencionales (termoel茅ctricas e hidroel茅ctricas) el error asociado al ED programado depend铆a exclusivamente de la demanda, pues determinaba la cantidad de potencia a inyectar en la red y consecuentemente el error solo depend铆a del pron贸stico de la misma. Sin embargo, con la entrada masiva de las RER en los sistemas el茅ctricos, se establecen otras fuentes de error que afectan la programaci贸n del ED y que est谩n representadas por la predicci贸n de la velocidad del viento y la radiaci贸n solar (Shahirinia, Soofi , & Yu, 2016) (Dean, Ortmeyer, & Wu, 2016). Estas variables dependen de las condiciones clim谩ticas espec铆ficas de cada lugar y su comportamiento puede ser modelado por Funciones de Densidad de Probabilidad (Probability Density Function, PDF), de modo que se pueden predecir los valores futuros necesarios para realizar un despacho econ贸mico 贸ptimo con un error asociado, el cual se puede expresar a partir de funciones de costo por sobreestimar o subestimar (Rivera & Romero, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Rivera y Ar茅valo (2018) adoptan una distribuci贸n de probabilidad Weibull para la velocidad del viento, una distribuci贸n de probabilidad Lognormal para la radiaci贸n solar y una distribuci贸n Normal para los EV, que despu茅s integran en un despacho econ贸mico est谩tico para calcular las funciones por sobreestimaci贸n y subestimaci贸n. En Shahirinia (2016), se realiza un despacho econ贸mico estoc谩stico que lidia con las incertidumbres de los generadores e贸licos. Dicho acercamiento hace uso de datos de velocidad de viento simulados que se integran en el despacho econ贸mico para estimar las distribuciones de probabilidad de la generaci贸n 贸ptima de plantas f贸siles, p茅rdidas por transmisi贸n y el costo total de la generaci贸n del sistema.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…Statistical methods have been applied to three different time scales: short-term, medium-term and long-term. Short-term wind speed forecasts play a central role in estimating various engineering parameters, such as power outputs, extreme wind loads, and fatigue loads [1]. The wind speed forecasts for this time scale are only a few hours ahead of target time [2]- [6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An overview of the wind speed models used in recent literature is as follows. [1], [12] and [13] used a Weibull distribution to forecast the wind speed and assessed wind energy potential. [14] compared fit of a Rayleigh distribution and another Weibull distribution to wind speed data and showed that the Weibull model provided a better fit.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%