Multi-Time Scale Optimal Scheduling Model of Wind and Hydrogen Integrated Energy System Based on Carbon Trading
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چکیده
In the context of carbon trading, energy conservation and emissions reduction are development directions integrated systems. order to meet requirements in power grid, considering different responses system time periods, a wind-hydrogen multi-time scale scheduling model was established optimize energy-consumption problem system. As is multiobjective nonlinear problem, artificial fish swarm algorithm–shuffled frog leaping algorithm (AFS-SFLA) used solve achieve optimization. experimental test process, Griewank benchmark function Rosenbrock were selected performance proposed AFS-SFL algorithm. environment, compared SFLA algorithm, able find feasible solution at an early stage, tended converge after 110 iterations. The optimal −4.83. total electric deviation results scales, maximum dispatching 14.58 MW, minimum 0.56 MW. overall real-time minimum, 0 1.89 WM. adopted dispatching, with good stability low-energy consumption. Power optimization belongs objective problem. innovatively combined model, which improved accuracy grid dispatching. research content provides effective reference for efficient use clean renewable energy.
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عنوان ژورنال: Processes
سال: 2023
ISSN: ['2227-9717']
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/pr11020344