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Título: CONTINGENCY-CONSTRAINED UNIT COMMITMENT WITH N-K SECURITY CRITERION: A ROBUST OPTIMIZATION APPROACH
Instituição: ---
Autor(es): ALEXANDRE STREET DE AGUIAR
FABRICIO CARLOS PINHEIRO OLIVEIRA
JOSE MANUEL ARROYO
Colaborador(es): ---
Catalogação: 10 11:10:20.000000/12/2010
Tipo: PAPER Idioma(s): ENGLISH - UNITED STATES
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Resumo:
This paper presents a new approach for the contingency-constrained single-bus unit commitment problem. The proposed model explicitly incorporates an n-K security criterion by which power balance is guaranteed under any contingency state comprising the simultaneous loss of up to K generation units. Instead of considering all possible contingency states, which would render the problem intractable, a novel method based on robust optimization is proposed. Using the notion of umbrella contingency, the robust counterpart of the original problem is formulated. The resulting model is a particular instance of bilevel programming which is solved by its transformation to an equivalent single-level mixed-integer programming problem. Unlike previously reported contingency-dependent approaches, the robust model does not depend on the size of the set of credible contingencies, thus providing a computationally efficient framework. Simulation results back up these conclusions.
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