Computational modeling demonstrates reduced operating costs in a real power system, highlighting the value of head-dependent scheduling.
This paper presents a head-dependent model for pump storage units (PSUs) in a power system for short-term generation scheduling over one week. A hydraulic system with upper and lower reservoirs, each having their own in and out river flows, is considered. Hydraulic conditions, as well as head effects, are explicitly modeled for both generation and pumping modes of the PSUs. The problem is solved by the branch-and-cut method to obtain a near-optimal solution. Test results of an hourly generation schedule, including comparisons of pump efficiencies, hydraulic conditions, and operating costs of the PSUs for a real power system, are presented.
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