2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.energy.2018.07.027
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Optimal planning of capacities and distribution of electric heater and heat storage for reduction of wind power curtailment in power systems

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“…Additional equipment investment can increase the utilization of wind power, such as heat pumps [3], electric boilers (EBs) [4], [5], and heat storage tanks (HSTs) [6]. Electric heater and heat storage device are integrated into power system to accommodate more extra wind power to improve economic benefit in [7]. Another way is to exploit pipelines or build energy storage in district heating systems (DHSs).…”
Section: A Indices and Setsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Additional equipment investment can increase the utilization of wind power, such as heat pumps [3], electric boilers (EBs) [4], [5], and heat storage tanks (HSTs) [6]. Electric heater and heat storage device are integrated into power system to accommodate more extra wind power to improve economic benefit in [7]. Another way is to exploit pipelines or build energy storage in district heating systems (DHSs).…”
Section: A Indices and Setsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Inequation (5) represents network constraints that the transmission flows cannot exceed the transmission ability. Inequations (6), (7), and (8) represent the installed capacities of CHP units, thermal units, and wind power generators, respectively. Inequations (9) and (10) are the ramping rate constraints of CHP units and thermal units, respectively.…”
Section: B Electric Power System Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Heat transfer medium flow in the network should meet the basic law of network: each nodal flow should meet the flow continuity equation [10,32,33]. In a closed loop of pipelines, the sum of the pressure head losses of heat transfer medium flow in each pipe is 0, which can be described by:…”
Section: Heat Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…∆ . H b is the pressure head losses vector of pipeline or branch in heat system, and the calculation method can be found in [10,28,33]. .…”
Section: Heat Systemmentioning
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