IEEE Transactions on Power Systems · 2016 · 118 citations · 44 references
EngineeringWater Resources ManagementWater Resource ManagementWater Resources EngineeringWater Resources PlanningHydropower EngineeringHydropower OperationsHydropower SystemsReservoir ManagementWater Power SystemsHead-dependent OperationHydropower DispatchHydropower OptimizationHydropower SchedulingPerformance CurvesUnit Commitment
A batch of huge hydropower plants with multiple vibration zones have been developed in China. These vibration zones varying with net head, i.e., head-sensitive, seriously challenge the hydro unit commitment (HUC). This paper presents a MILP model for HUC with a head-sensitive reservoir and multiple vibration zones. The focus of the study is mainly on two net head related constraints, namely the unit performance curves and multiple vibration zones. These constraints are linearized through the use of binary 0-1 integer variables. The practical behavior of the MILP model is demonstrated using real-world case studies. The results demonstrate that the proposed model is computationally efficient and suitable for large hydropower plants with multiple vibration zones, showing its potential practicability and validity for solving the HUC problem.
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