2012
DOI: 10.1109/tpwrs.2011.2159522
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A Chance-Constrained Two-Stage Stochastic Program for Unit Commitment With Uncertain Wind Power Output

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“…The existing ORPF of the AVC system is given in (5)- (9). The objective is to minimize the total real power loss, .…”
Section: Avc Problem Formulationmentioning
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“…The existing ORPF of the AVC system is given in (5)- (9). The objective is to minimize the total real power loss, .…”
Section: Avc Problem Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the actual wind power may be represented as (10) and (11), where the actual reactive power production typically varies according to the active power to maintain a constant power factor, ∅. The inequality constraint includes the voltage magnitude limits (8) and the regulation capabilities of the controllers (9).…”
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“…This type of model needs to set a large capacity of spinning reserve to ensure the safety of the system operation, which is too conservative and not economical. The second type is the uncertain model, such as probabilistic model [14][15][16][17], fuzzy set theory [18,19], scenario analysis [6,20], stochastic programming theory [21][22][23][24], etc. For example, the authors in Reference [14] regard the forecast error of load demand and wind power as normal distribution, and propose a probabilistic model to estimate the reserve capacity demand.…”
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“…Therefore, wind power is unsuitable for the operation of a system with a high wind power penetration. The coordinated interactions among power sources, power grid, and loads are studied to address the challenges by optimizing the allocation of resources, such as traditional unit commitment methods and demand response (DR) programs [2,3].…”
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