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参与者按比例交换的集中式网络化微型水能网络

Centralized Networked Micro Water-Energy Nexus with Proportional Exchange Among Participants

Jesus Silva-Rodriguez, Xingpeng Li

摘要:

本文提出了一个网络化的微型水能源关系(NetMicroWEN),能够共同优化,并同时向附近社区的当地消费者提供水和能源。该系统管理本地网络中不同社区的不同水和能源输入,以合作满足他们的需求。本文考虑一个集中式网络拓扑,它将网络的所有成员连接在一个控制系统之下。本文还提出了一种比例交换算法(PEA),允许成员平等地受益于交换资源之间的其他成员的NetMicroWEN和主要的水和电力分配系统。协同优化模型是一个混合整数线性规划模型,包含了所有必要的电力和水相关的约束条件,以实现网络的可行和实用的解决方案。NetMicroWEN的经济效益通过与单独的微水-能源关系(MWEN)系统的比较来说明,这些系统分别满足各自的需求。案例研究表明,拟议的NetMicroWEN实现大幅降低运营成本相比,单独的MWEN系统的操作。

英文摘要:

This paper proposes a Networked Micro Water-Energy Nexus (NetMicroWEN) capable of co-optimizing and simultaneously supplying water and energy to local consumers in nearby communities. The system manages different water and energy inputs of different communities in a local network to cooperatively meet their demands. This paper considers a centralized network topology that connects all members of the network under one control system. This paper also proposes a Proportional Exchange Algorithm (PEA) that allows members to benefit equally from exchanging both resources among other members of the NetMicroWEN and the main water and power distribution systems. The co-optimization model is a mixed-integer linear program, involving all necessary power and water related constraints for the network to achieve a feasible and practical solution. The economic benefits of the NetMicroWEN are illustrated by a comparison with separate Micro Water- Energy Nexus (MWEN) systems meeting their own demands individually. The case studies demonstrate that the proposed NetMicroWEN achieves substantially lower operating costs compared to the operation of separate MWEN systems.

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