Differential evolution for economic load dispatch problems

Noman, Nasimul; Iba, Hitoshi

doi:10.1016/j.epsr.2007.11.007

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“…The smallest turbines are used for applications such as battery charging for auxiliary power for boats or caravans or to power traffic warning signs. Slightly larger turbines can be used for making contributions to a domestic power supply while selling unused power back to the utility supplier via the electrical grid [4]. Arrays of large turbines, known as wind farms, are becoming an increasingly important source of renewable energy and are used by many countries as part of a strategy to reduce their reliance on fossil fuels [5][6][7].…”

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Fuzzy Based ALO Implementation for Fast Patrol Craft Tests in Marine Industry Using Wind Energy Conversion System for Multi Objective Power Dispatch

Yuvaraja¹

2017

IJRASET

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Shipbuilding and Repair actions are characterized as marine conveyance equipment sector, though they also cover supply of fixed and floating structures to the offshore industry. The Marine industrial master plan between the year 2006 -2020 identify the following challenges i) global competition ii) rising costs of raw materials iii) excess capacity iv) shortage of qualified personnel v) inadequate technology vi) lack of infrastructure and support facilities. This manuscript deals with the new technology that is required for Fast Patrol Craft Tests. The Fast Patrol Craft Tests is designed using fuzzy based ALO implementation in WECS used in Microgrid uses multi objective genetic algorithm which works on different swept speed using a set of wind turbines that are applied to different dimensions. The Power generation using WECS depends on the wind speed and swept area of the wind turbine. The objective of the simulation is to investigate the entire system operation. The objective dictates the extent of idealization of every model in the system. The MFS problem is formulated as a multi-objective search, aiming at searching for a set of control variable settings that are comparatively 'equally good' for multiple objectives. In order to select a suitable representative solution for the multiple objectives, fuzzy decision making mechanism concept is used. In this manuscript the WECS is modeled and FGALO algorithm is implemented on the controller to attain stability under different swept rotor speeds.

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Fuzzy Based ALO Implementation for Fast Patrol Craft Tests in Marine Industry Using Wind Energy Conversion System for Multi Objective Power Dispatch

Yuvaraja¹

2017

IJRASET

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“…Differential Evolution (DE) based solutions for economic dispatch problem has also been presented [8]. Variable Scaling Hybrid Differential Evolution (VSHDE) has been developed which overcomes the demerit of the fixed and random scaling factor in differential evolution and the effectiveness has been tested for solving medium and large scale economic dispatch problems [9].…”

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A Simplified Approach for Economic Dispatch with Piecewise Quadratic Cost Functions

Subramanian¹,

Ganesan²

2010

IJCEE

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“…A novel coding scheme for practical economic dispatch by modified particle swarm optimization approach has also been proposed to solve economic dispatch problem [6]. The heuristic search technique, Differential Evolution has been suggested for solving economic dispatch problems [7]. Bacterial ForagingNelder Mead method has been applied for the solution of economic dispatch problems [8].…”

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Economic Dispatch with Multiple Fuel Options Using CCF

Anandhakumar¹,

Subramanian²

2011

EPE

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This paper presents an efficient analytical approach using Composite Cost Function (CCF) for solving the Economic Dispatch problem with Multiple Fuel Options (EDMFO). The solution methodology comprises two stages. Firstly, the CCF of the plant is developed and the most economical fuel of each set can be easily identified for any load demand. In the next stage, for the selected fuels, CCF is evaluated and the optimal scheduling is obtained. The Proposed Method (PM) has been tested on the standard ten-generation set system; each set consists of two or three fuel options. The total fuel cost obtained by the PM is compared with earlier reports in order to validate its effectiveness. The comparison clears that this approach is a promising alternative for solving EDMFO problems in practical power system.

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Differential evolution for economic load dispatch problems

Cited by 430 publications

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Fuzzy Based ALO Implementation for Fast Patrol Craft Tests in Marine Industry Using Wind Energy Conversion System for Multi Objective Power Dispatch

Fuzzy Based ALO Implementation for Fast Patrol Craft Tests in Marine Industry Using Wind Energy Conversion System for Multi Objective Power Dispatch

A Simplified Approach for Economic Dispatch with Piecewise Quadratic Cost Functions

Economic Dispatch with Multiple Fuel Options Using CCF

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