2016 North American Power Symposium (NAPS) 2016
DOI: 10.1109/naps.2016.7747891
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Optimal operation strategy considering wind power accommodation in heating district

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“…In this context, more and more scholars pay attention to promoting the accommodation of renewable energy such as wind power through the coordinated operation of different energy systems, which is worth studying. FANG et al [13] proposed to use electric boiler (EB) with heat storage to participate in peak load regulation of power grid, so that the power grid can accommodate more wind power generation. LIANG et al [14] and LIU et al [15] respectively analyzed the improvement effect of CHP unit and electric boiler equipped with heat storage device on the wind power accommodation capacity of integrated heat-power system.…”
Section: Index and Sets Nmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this context, more and more scholars pay attention to promoting the accommodation of renewable energy such as wind power through the coordinated operation of different energy systems, which is worth studying. FANG et al [13] proposed to use electric boiler (EB) with heat storage to participate in peak load regulation of power grid, so that the power grid can accommodate more wind power generation. LIANG et al [14] and LIU et al [15] respectively analyzed the improvement effect of CHP unit and electric boiler equipped with heat storage device on the wind power accommodation capacity of integrated heat-power system.…”
Section: Index and Sets Nmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…References [8]- [12], which aimed at integrated electrothermal scheduling and considered heat storage and electric heating equipment, provided the additional consumption for distributed generation according to the demand for heat and the characteristics of thermal power plants. These researches proposed strategies which promote the consumption of wind power and diminish the negative effects brought by the aforementioned cogeneration units.…”
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confidence: 99%