KEYWORDS: Wind energy, Energy efficiency, Lithium, Thermal modeling, Medium wave, Systems modeling, Computer programming, Combustion, Data modeling, Performance modeling
With the increasing of wind generators and the scale of wind farm, the utilization rate of wind power decreases continually, it is essential to develop an energy-saving dispatching model for the purpose of energy conservation and emission reduction. Firstly, considering some main factors, such as generator operating costs, start-up unit costs, shutdown unit costs, oil consumption and pollutant emission, establish an energy efficiency model. Then, based on the principle of energy-saving dispatch, a model is established which objective is maximizing the energy efficiency. Moreover, in order to realize the priority dispatching of wind power, another model is established which objective is minimizing the wind power shedding. Finally, under the conditions of different installed wind power capacities being integrated into a real region grid, two models are compared and analyzed from perspectives of the society, thermal power enterprise and wind power enterprise.
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