2020
DOI: 10.1049/iet-gtd.2020.1144
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Research on load transfer strategy optimisation with considering the operation of distributed generations and secondary dispatch

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“…The rated capacity of the wind farm is 150 MW, the data sampling interval is 10 min, and a total of 4464 pieces of data are used, as shown in Figure 4. Use Equation (33) to standardize the data and use Equation (34) to calculate the proportion of the sum of the attributes of each solution in the population. Finally, use Equation (35) to select the solution with the largest proportion of the population as the optimal solution.…”
Section: Case Analysis Of Wind-power Probability Density Predictionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The rated capacity of the wind farm is 150 MW, the data sampling interval is 10 min, and a total of 4464 pieces of data are used, as shown in Figure 4. Use Equation (33) to standardize the data and use Equation (34) to calculate the proportion of the sum of the attributes of each solution in the population. Finally, use Equation (35) to select the solution with the largest proportion of the population as the optimal solution.…”
Section: Case Analysis Of Wind-power Probability Density Predictionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [32], a robust optimization model for load recovery was established on the basis of considering wind-power prediction errors, and uncertainty was treated in the way that uncertainty sets are treated. In [33], considering the participation of new energy sources, a secondary scheduling strategy was proposed to improve the degree of load recovery while ensuring the reliability of the power system through three-stage optimization. The authors of [33] analyzed the system recovery of energy storage and distributed power supply in a distribution network and proposed a two-level optimal recovery strategy considering the power supply modes of different power sources; this study had the objective of minimizing costs in the recovery process and restoring the largest possible number of power supply users.…”
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“…With the large-scale development of cities, it will become more difficult to build new distribution lines, and to solve this problem, distributed power can be connected directly on the customer side or close to the customer side [7]. In the case of many remote areas far from the big power grid, it is also possible to connect to the appropriate distributed power supply based on the distribution of the local natural resources, so as to solve the problem of power consumption in remote areas.…”
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“…The use of bi-level optimization simplified the calculation of the target, but the information was needed to be transmitted back and forth between the MMG EMS and the MG EMS, which improved the complexity of system calculation and was easy to cause the problem of information leakage. In addition, Jiang et al (2020) and Qiu et al (2020) carried out the recovery process in stages to reduce the operation cost and load curtailment of MG.…”
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