Adaptive Teaching Learning Based OptimizationAlgorithm for Solving Unit Commitment Problem with Wind Farm
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Unit Commitment, TLBO, Wind Farm Power system optimizationAbstract
Now a day’s electrical power system is suffering from many dificulities like limited availability of thermal generation, increasing power demand as well as fuel cost. Unpredictable load demand becomes more challenging for power system operator in case of thermal wind system due to fluctuations of wind energy. Smart grid system plays a vital role in reducing the problems associated with existing popwer system with intelligent computational techniques. In this paper, integration of wind farm ia presented to overcome the problems associated with power system. The classical unit commitment problem is modified by penetrating the cost model of fluctuating wind power. Teaching Learning Based Optimization algorithm is used to find the solution of this modified optimization problem for 10 unit system. Unit commitment in smart grid environment shows a significant reduction in the total cost.
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