2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijepes.2012.09.006
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SFLA approach to solve PBUC problem with emission limitation

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“…Eq. (9) shows that the sum of the generation and the spinning reserve lies within the range of the minimum and the maximum generation capacities, and is zero when the unit stops. Eqs.…”
Section: Unit Ramp Rate Constraints [23]mentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…Eq. (9) shows that the sum of the generation and the spinning reserve lies within the range of the minimum and the maximum generation capacities, and is zero when the unit stops. Eqs.…”
Section: Unit Ramp Rate Constraints [23]mentioning
confidence: 97%
“…This part has six systems to test the MIQP and MILP algorithms of the Self-Scheduling (SS) problem, including the 10-generator unit 24-hour system, 20-generator unit 24-hour system, 40-generator unit 24-hour system, 60-generator unit 24-hour system, 80-generator unit 24-hour system, and 100-generator unit 24-hour system. In addition, the MILP algorithm is compared with the shuffled frog leaping algorithm (SFLA) by Venkatesan and Sanavullah [9]. (2) The second part examines the effects of the introduction of the carbon tax on the emissions, profit and output of the GENCO in two cases by simulating a 10-generation unit 24-hour system.…”
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