Ca. Li et al., IMPLEMENTATION OF NETWORK FLOW PROGRAMMING TO THE HYDROTHERMAL COORDINATION IN AN ENERGY MANAGEMENT-SYSTEM, IEEE transactions on power systems, 8(3), 1993, pp. 1045-1053
Hydrothermal Coordination (HTC), consisting of hydro optimization and
thermal unit commitment, is a major function in a power system for all
ocating its generating resources to achieve the system's maximum econo
my. This paper is divided into two major parts. In the first part the
optimality conditions of an Incremental Network Flow Programming (INFP
) is described. In the second part the implementation of INFP in an EM
S system and its interface with the existing Unit Commitment (UC) soft
ware is presented. Some new features are described in detail. The comb
ined HTC and UC package has been delivered to a power utility, Tenaga
National Berhad (TNB) in West Malaysia. ESCA's internal tests and Fact
ory Acceptance Tests have shown that NFP with a modified Superkilter a
lgorithm is a powerful tool for hydro network flow optimization.