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性别:男

毕业院校:大连理工大学

学位:博士

所在单位:水利工程系

学科:水文学及水资源. 水利水电工程

办公地点:大连理工大学厚邦楼(综合实验4号楼)420室

电子邮箱:benxiliu@dlut.edu.cn

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Multicore Parallel Dynamic Programming Algorithm for Short-Term Hydro-Unit Load Dispatching of Huge Hydropower Stations Serving Multiple Power Grids

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论文类型:期刊论文

发表时间:2020-01-01

发表刊物:WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT

收录刊物:EI、SCIE

卷号:34

期号:1

页面范围:359-376

ISSN号:0920-4741

关键字:Short-term hydro-unit load distribution; Multicore parallel dynamic programming; Xiluodu hydropower station; Multiple power grids; Fork; join framework

摘要:Short-term hydro-unit load dispatching (SHULD) refers to the determination of the power output of each unit within a hydropower station over a planning horizon to minimize the operational cost or maximize the power-generation profit while satisfying hydraulic and electrical constraints. In China, huge hydropower stations, such as the Three Gorges (TG) and Xiluodu (XLD) stations, are composed of a large number of hydro units, which feature a high installed capacity and a high water head. SHULD models of these stations are more complex and difficult to solve compared with those of traditional stations, especially when the stations serve multiple power grids. This study develops a practical method for optimizing SHULD models by considering the XLD hydropower station as a case study. First, a SHULD model for huge hydropower stations with multiple vibration zones and multiple receiving power grids is presented. Second, classical and sophisticated dynamic programming (DP) is applied to the SHULD model, and a practical strategy is proposed to balance the available water in a reservoir's left and right banks to satisfy their load demands. Finally, the Fork/Join framework is used to parallelize DP to reduce the computation time and fully utilize the computer resources. The wet and dry season results demonstrate that the approach is efficient and suitable for huge hydropower stations with a high water head and multiple receiving power grids, thereby demonstrating its potential practicability and validity for solving the SHULD problem.