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Yang, Xiaohui; Leng, Zhengyang; Xu, Shaoping; Yang, Chunsheng; Li, Yang; Liu, Kang; Song, Yaoren; Zhang, Liufang

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2021.02.165

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“…is study offers a multiobjective optimum scheduling model for CCHP microgrids integrated with renewable energy, energy storage system, and incentivebased demand response in order to accomplish economic optimization and peak-load reduction of the CCHP microgrids model. Finally, a sensitivity analysis is performed, and the findings show that the prices of electricity, natural gas, and PV efficiency have various degrees of influence on model performance [14].…”

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Multiobjective Optimal Dispatching Method of Generalized Power Active Distribution Network Based on Game Theory

Xiao-xiang

2021

Security and Communication Networks

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To improve the operating dependability of a generalized power active distribution network, a multiobjective optimal scheduling approach based on game theory is proposed. The active distribution network's multistakeholder coordinated and optimal dispatching mode is then established, and the game interaction between various stakeholders in the generalized power active distribution network is evaluated. Using the multistakeholder game coordinated and optimal dispatching strategy, manage and regulate the distribution firms, distributed generation operators, and users engaging in demand response in the active distribution network, to guarantee that the distribution system runs smoothly and fairly. The rate of renewable energy usage, network loss, and user satisfaction are all factored into the multiobjective optimum scheduling objective function of a generalized power active distribution network. Using the multistakeholder game coordinated and optimal dispatching strategy, manage and regulate the distribution firms, distributed generation operators, and demand response participants in the active distribution network, to make sure the distribution system runs smoothly and equitably. Taking into account the rate of renewable energy usage, network loss, and user satisfaction, a multiobjective optimum scheduling objective function for a generalized power active distribution network is thus created.

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Multiobjective Optimal Dispatching Method of Generalized Power Active Distribution Network Based on Game Theory

Xiao-xiang

2021

Security and Communication Networks

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“…In [127], an augmented ε-constraint method is implemented to solve the multi-objective optimization problem in order to achieve economic optimization and peak-load reduction of the combined cooling heating and power (CCHP) MGs model. In [128], an optimal energy management technique using the εconstraint method for grid-tied and stand-alone batterybased MGs is studied. The ε-constraint method is applied in further researches [129][130][131][132][133] as an optimization technique.…”

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A Comprehensive Review of Control Strategies and Optimization Methods for Individual and Community Microgrids

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“…Especially, models with constant COP were used in Ref. [42][43][44][45] and achieved good results; it was proved that this model can be studied and the accuracy meets the engineering requirements. And COP is a model that changed with partial load rate (according to Ref.…”

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Comprehensive Evaluation to a Prefabricated Building for Indoor Environment and Energy Consumption

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2022

International Journal of Photoenergy

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Prefabricated building, as a convenient and burgeoning building form, is worth popularizing. The research is aimed at comprehensively evaluating and analyzing the indoor thermal environment, air quality, and energy consumption of prefabricated buildings. Therefore, indoor temperature distribution, airflow distribution, and energy system of prefabricated buildings are considered. Different building envelopes proposed accord with average temperature standard (18°C) of indoor thermal environment in different climate regions based on simulation results of DeST software. Take the hot-summer and cold-winter region as an example, the distribution of the indoor temperature, air velocity, and the emission characteristics of indoor polluted particles are explored via ANSYS Fluent software. And the energy supply system for the prefabricated auxiliary building, as well as system operation performances and cost components, is studied. Results show the average indoor temperature on typical days in winter (4.1°C) and summer (31.1°C); air-source heat pump needs to activate for the needs of human thermal comfort. Moreover, the indoor air quality can meet the cleanliness standard after polluted particles release 40 s. And the annual cost of system 1 (photovoltaic system, air-source heat pump, and the state grid) is 839.53 $, 269.83 $ lower than system 2 (photovoltaic system, electrical storage, air-source heat pump, and the state grid), whereas the increase of electricity price can significantly reduce the payback period and thus improve the economy of system 2. These findings provide suggestions in terms of indoor thermal environment, cleanliness, and suitable energy supply system to evaluate and facilitate the widespread application of buildings.

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Multi-objective optimal scheduling for CCHP microgrids considering peak-load reduction by augmented ε-constraint method

Cited by 97 publications

References 29 publications

Multiobjective Optimal Dispatching Method of Generalized Power Active Distribution Network Based on Game Theory

Multiobjective Optimal Dispatching Method of Generalized Power Active Distribution Network Based on Game Theory

A Comprehensive Review of Control Strategies and Optimization Methods for Individual and Community Microgrids

Comprehensive Evaluation to a Prefabricated Building for Indoor Environment and Energy Consumption

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