Considering Wind Power Abortively Based on Petri Net Research on Optimization of Hydropower

Dun Nan Liu; Xin Ming Liu; Wen Chang Han; Yu Hong Fan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.860-863.409

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Considering Wind Power Abortively Based on Petri Net Research on Optimization of Hydropower

Abstract:

With the requirement of grid security and special facts of wind power, enhancing the capacity of wind power abortion and connection becomes a major problem. How to optimize peak regulation to abort more wind power without too much water abandoned in flood season, is the major problem of hydropower optimization. In this paper, considering wind power as an influencing factor, we optimize hydropower generating operation: hydropower optimization model is established respectively in flood season and non-flood season, using Petri net to describe. At last, the test results on an actual reservoir show that when operating the reservoir with the consideration of wind power abortion, the capacity of peak regulation of hydropower can be fully dug out, which is of great significance in helping large-scale wind power to connect to the grid.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 860-863)

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409-413

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December 2013

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Dun Nan Liu*, Xin Ming Liu, Wen Chang Han, Yu Hong Fan

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Hydropower Plant Operation, Petri Net, Wind Power Abortion

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