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A Bi-level optimization dispatch for hybrid shipboard microgrid considering electricity-gas-heat coupling
With the increasingly severe problem of air pollution and energy crisis, new energy power generation technology in ship has quickly become the focus of attention. Compared with traditional ships, hybrid shipboard microgrid systems can achieve pollution-free, renewable and high use value. However, the integration of electricity-gas-heat in hybrid energy shipboard microgrid system also poses challenges to current optimization methods. Therefore, this paper develops a bi-level optimization dispatch model for hybrid shipboard microgrid system based on multi-objective particle swarm optimization algorithm. Taking the diesel generators, photovoltaic generation system, energy storage system (ESS) and thermal energy storage equipment into account, a hybrid shipboard microgrid system model considering electricity-gas-heat coupling is constructed. Based on this, a bi-level optimization dispatch model is established to reduce total cost, GHG (GHG) emissions and lifespan loss of ESS. The upper-level model achieves the optimization dispatch of power generation equipment and loads; a lower-level optimization model with the goal of reducing the lifespan loss of ESS is constructed. The improved multi-objective and single-objective particle swarm optimization algorithms are introduced to find the optimal dispatch solutions for bi-level optimization dispatch model. Finally, simulation results show that the proposed optimization method can not only reduce the cost and GHG emissions by 8.7% and 10.9%, but also improve the cycle life of ESS by 9.2%.
A Bi-level optimization dispatch for hybrid shipboard microgrid considering electricity-gas-heat coupling
With the increasingly severe problem of air pollution and energy crisis, new energy power generation technology in ship has quickly become the focus of attention. Compared with traditional ships, hybrid shipboard microgrid systems can achieve pollution-free, renewable and high use value. However, the integration of electricity-gas-heat in hybrid energy shipboard microgrid system also poses challenges to current optimization methods. Therefore, this paper develops a bi-level optimization dispatch model for hybrid shipboard microgrid system based on multi-objective particle swarm optimization algorithm. Taking the diesel generators, photovoltaic generation system, energy storage system (ESS) and thermal energy storage equipment into account, a hybrid shipboard microgrid system model considering electricity-gas-heat coupling is constructed. Based on this, a bi-level optimization dispatch model is established to reduce total cost, GHG (GHG) emissions and lifespan loss of ESS. The upper-level model achieves the optimization dispatch of power generation equipment and loads; a lower-level optimization model with the goal of reducing the lifespan loss of ESS is constructed. The improved multi-objective and single-objective particle swarm optimization algorithms are introduced to find the optimal dispatch solutions for bi-level optimization dispatch model. Finally, simulation results show that the proposed optimization method can not only reduce the cost and GHG emissions by 8.7% and 10.9%, but also improve the cycle life of ESS by 9.2%.
A Bi-level optimization dispatch for hybrid shipboard microgrid considering electricity-gas-heat coupling
Xinyu Wang (author) / Zibin Li (author) / Xiaoyuan Luo (author) / Yu Zhang (author) / Xinping Guan (author)
2024
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Electronic Resource
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