A two-bus system is shown in Fig. 1. If a load of 250MW is transmitted on plant 1to the load, a loss of 31.250 MW is incurred. Determine the generation scheduleand the load demand if the cost of the received power is GH¢ 48/ MWhr. Solvethe problem using either the coordination equations or the penalty factor methodapproach. The incremental production cost of the plants is2(a)dF.=0.025P1+ 15dF -0.05P2+ 20dP,2P2P1LoadFigure1b) The fuel input to two plants are given byF1= 0.015P12 +160P1+50The loss coefficient of the system are given by B11= 0.005 ,B22 = 0.002. The load to be met is 200MW, determine the economic operatingschedule and the corresponding cost of generation, if the losses are located butF2= 0.015P22 +160P2+30B12= -0.0012 andnot coordinated.- Ekay -PhotoGrid

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2(a) A two-bus system is shown in Fig. 1. If a load of 250MW is transmitted on plant 1 to the load, a loss of 31.250 MW is incurred. Determine the generation schedule and the load demand if the cost of the received power is GHC 48/ MWhr. Solve the problem using either the coordination equations or the penalty factor method approach. The incremental production cost of the plants is dF =0.025P1+ 15 dP. dF =0.05P2 + 20 dP, 2 P2 P1 Load Figure1 b) The fuel input to two plants are given by F1= 0.015P12 +160P1+50 The loss coefficient of the system are given by B11= 0.005 B22 = 0.002. The load to be met is 200MW, determine the economic operating schedule and the corresponding cost of generation, if the losses are located but F2= 0.015P22 +160P2+30 B12= -0.0012 and not coordinated.

2(a) A two-bus system is shown in Fig. 1. If a load of 250MW is transmitted on plant 1 to the load, a loss of 31.250 MW is incurred. Determine the generation schedule and the load demand if the cost of the received power is GHC 48/ MWhr. Solve the problem using either the coordination equations or the penalty factor method approach. The incremental production cost of the plants is dF =0.025P1+ 15 dP. dF =0.05P2 + 20 dP, 2 P2 P1 Load Figure1 b) The fuel input to two plants are given by F1= 0.015P12 +160P1+50 The loss coefficient of the system are given by B11= 0.005 B22 = 0.002. The load to be met is 200MW, determine the economic operating schedule and the corresponding cost of generation, if the losses are located but F2= 0.015P22 +160P2+30 B12= -0.0012 and not coordinated.

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter6: Power Flows

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