Adoção do método de Taguchi no processo de otimização dos problemas de despacho
The growing demand for electricity and climate problems have increased the risks of blackouts or rationing, increasing the need to use other sources of energy production, such as thermal power plants that, in many cases, use fossil fuels in their boilers, which increase generation costs and cause se...
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2024
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| Sumario: | The growing demand for electricity and climate problems have increased the risks of blackouts or rationing, increasing the need to use other sources of energy production, such as thermal power plants that, in many cases, use fossil fuels in their boilers, which increase generation costs and cause serious environmental problems. When mathematically equating these two antagonistic issues, the problems of Economic Dispatch and Environmental Dispatch arise, which served as sources for carrying out this work, whose main objective was to obtain power distributions among the five thermoelectric plants forming a hypothetical electricity production system, in order to be able to meet, minimally and in an isolated manner, the two problems. To achieve the stipulated objective, it was decided to adopt a procedure used in Robust Projects and called the Taguchi method, which is based on statistical techniques and the use of a smaller number of test experiments, by considering an orthogonal matrix as an indicator of which levels and weighting factors should be adopted. The implementation was carried out using the Octave mathematical computing language. The results obtained were compared with other computational tools available in the literature, demonstrating that the methodology used, especially the Taguchi method, is a robust technique capable of being applied in real situations involving optimization processes. |
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