Conference paper
Fair division of generation profile and fuel consumption in isolated micro-grids
Islands and rural areas can decrease their cost of energy by exploiting renewable energy as compared to diesel- only generation. Operation of such isolated micro-grids requires allocation of units for grid stability. Depending on the control strategy employed, the fluctuating renewable production leads to more stressed loading conditions of diesel generators.
We propose a control strategy employing fair division of generator allocation using a compensation procedure based on social choice methods. A co-simulation set up with separate power system and control strategy simulators is used to provide a proof-of-concept case study of an isolated micro-grid with two wind turbines and three diesel generators.
In comparison with a simple master- slave allocation, the proposed coordination scheme improves the distribution of fuel allocation by 27,5%, reduces under-load time by 43,5% and decreases the standard deviation of the under-load distribution between individual diesels by 80,7%.
Language: | English |
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Publisher: | IEEE |
Year: | 2014 |
Pages: | 76-81 |
Proceedings: | 2014 IEEE International Workshop on Intelligent Energy Systems |
ISBN: | 1479958573 , 1479958581 , 9781479958573 and 9781479958580 |
Types: | Conference paper |
DOI: | 10.1109/iwies.2014.6957050 |
ORCIDs: | Kosek, Anna Magdalena and Heussen, Kai |
Equations Fuels Generators Loading Mathematical model Production Resource management coordination scheme cost reduction diesel generator unit allocation fair division diesel-electric generators distributed power generation energy cost reduction fuel allocation distribution fuel consumption fair division grid stability isolated microgrid compensation master-slave allocation petroleum power generation control power grids power system stability renewable energy exploitation separate power system social choice method underload distribution standard deviation reduction underload time reduction wind turbine control wind turbines