Robust Scheduling for Pumping in a Water Distribution System under the Uncertainty of Activating Regulation Reserves
A new robust scheduling method for pumping water in a water distribution system under the uncertainty of activating regulation reserves is proposed in this paper. During the operation of power systems, utilizing the energy equipment of the customer to enhance supply-demand control is attracting atte...
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description | A new robust scheduling method for pumping water in a water distribution system under the uncertainty of activating regulation reserves is proposed in this paper. During the operation of power systems, utilizing the energy equipment of the customer to enhance supply-demand control is attracting attention. Because water pumps have been already installed, they can be regarded as a relatively inexpensive, operational, and flexible resource. Changes in the operation of the water pump can contribute to the power supply and demand control. The proposed method helps generate a robust daily schedule for pumping water and provides regulation reserves under the uncertainty of activating regulation reserves. It is based on electric energy prices and regulation reserves, hourly water demand profiles, and the properties of water flow quantity and the electricity consumption of water pumps. This method comprises an optimization model formulated using mixed integer linear programming, validated through simulations of water pumping scheduling under certain scenarios. The results indicate that the net operational cost decreased when water pumps provided regulation reserves; further, the operational feasibility of providing these reserves from water pumps is clarified. The proposed model makes it possible to optimize power system operation that integrates the water supply system. |
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spelling | doaj.art-6f8aa649e89748598430197da943f2122023-12-03T12:22:29ZengMDPI AGEnergies1996-10732021-01-0114230210.3390/en14020302Robust Scheduling for Pumping in a Water Distribution System under the Uncertainty of Activating Regulation ReservesShintaro Negishi0Takashi Ikegami1Graduate School of Bio-Applications and Systems Engineering, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, 2-24-16, Naka-cho, Koganei, Tokyo 184-8588, JapanInstitute of Engineering, Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, 2-24-16, Naka-cho, Koganei, Tokyo 184-8588, JapanA new robust scheduling method for pumping water in a water distribution system under the uncertainty of activating regulation reserves is proposed in this paper. During the operation of power systems, utilizing the energy equipment of the customer to enhance supply-demand control is attracting attention. Because water pumps have been already installed, they can be regarded as a relatively inexpensive, operational, and flexible resource. Changes in the operation of the water pump can contribute to the power supply and demand control. The proposed method helps generate a robust daily schedule for pumping water and provides regulation reserves under the uncertainty of activating regulation reserves. It is based on electric energy prices and regulation reserves, hourly water demand profiles, and the properties of water flow quantity and the electricity consumption of water pumps. This method comprises an optimization model formulated using mixed integer linear programming, validated through simulations of water pumping scheduling under certain scenarios. The results indicate that the net operational cost decreased when water pumps provided regulation reserves; further, the operational feasibility of providing these reserves from water pumps is clarified. The proposed model makes it possible to optimize power system operation that integrates the water supply system.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/2/302water pumpsregulation reservesrobust optimizationmixed integer linear programming |
spellingShingle | Shintaro Negishi Takashi Ikegami Robust Scheduling for Pumping in a Water Distribution System under the Uncertainty of Activating Regulation Reserves Energies water pumps regulation reserves robust optimization mixed integer linear programming |
title | Robust Scheduling for Pumping in a Water Distribution System under the Uncertainty of Activating Regulation Reserves |
title_full | Robust Scheduling for Pumping in a Water Distribution System under the Uncertainty of Activating Regulation Reserves |
title_fullStr | Robust Scheduling for Pumping in a Water Distribution System under the Uncertainty of Activating Regulation Reserves |
title_full_unstemmed | Robust Scheduling for Pumping in a Water Distribution System under the Uncertainty of Activating Regulation Reserves |
title_short | Robust Scheduling for Pumping in a Water Distribution System under the Uncertainty of Activating Regulation Reserves |
title_sort | robust scheduling for pumping in a water distribution system under the uncertainty of activating regulation reserves |
topic | water pumps regulation reserves robust optimization mixed integer linear programming |
url | https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/14/2/302 |
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