A mathematical technique for hybrid power system design with energy loss considerations
Journal
Energy Conversion and Management
Journal Volume
82
Pages
301-307
Date Issued
2014
Author(s)
Abstract
This paper presents a generic mathematical optimisation model for the design of hybrid power systems (HPSs). The model takes into account power losses during the allocation of power generated from renewables to appliance loads, and is formulated as a linear programme (LP) based on a superstructure including all possible power allocation options in a typical HPS. With given power source and demand data for an HPS, the minimum outsourced electricity supply and the minimum electricity storage capacity required can be determined through a two-step optimisation. Three literature case studies are solved to illustrate the proposed approach. ? 2014 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Subjects
Electricity storage
Energy losses
Hybrid power systems (HPSs)
Mathematical optimisation
Renewable energy (RE)
Superstructure
SDGs
Other Subjects
Digital storage; Electric energy storage; Energy dissipation; Energy policy; Linear programming; Electricity storages; Hybrid power systems; Mathematical optimisation; Renewable energies; Superstructure; Renewable energy resources
Type
journal article