Technico-economic and cost analysis of hybrid system for the Power Network Real, Béni-Ounif site using PSO

Energy play a vital role in the lives of human being. With the increase in electric demand more burdens are put on the generation. More burden increases on the generating stations. This inflates the cost in electricity generation, to reduce this burden on generating stations and to provide relief to consumer, to cater all the issues certain method needs to be adopted to minimize the cost of generation. Wind and solar are cheap source of electricity but their reliability is inconsistent. Because these sources highly depend on the weather conditions. Thus, they cannot sup- ply power to load on their own. However, they can be used to form a hybrid power system. In this way, wind and solar will always supply the maximum power that they can and the remaining power demand is fulfilling by the conventional generators. In this paper we investigate the effect of integrating a wind and solar power into the Béni Ounif site electrical power system. in this study we will take a scenario for analyzing the impact of the integration of this renewable energy (wind / solar) on the dynamic economic dispatch problem solved with A Swarm Algorithm Intelligent Optimization PSO.

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STUDIES IN ENGINEERING AND EXACT SCIENCES
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.54021/seesv5n3-127
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Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems
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Technico-economic and cost analysis of hybrid system for the Power Network Real, Béni-Ounif site using PSO

Mokhtar Maamri, Mohamed Nasser Tandjaoui, Benyoucef Mrah, Abdelmadjid Allaoui
STUDIES IN ENGINEERING AND EXACT SCIENCES
Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems
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Technico-economic and cost analysis of hybrid system for the Power Network Real, Béni-Ounif site using PSO

Mokhtar Maamri, Mohamed Nasser Tandjaoui, Benyoucef Mrah, Abdelmadjid Allaoui
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Abstract

Energy play a vital role in the lives of human being. With the increase in electric demand more burdens are put on the generation. More burden increases on the generating stations. This inflates the cost in electricity generation, to reduce this burden on generating stations and to provide relief to consumer, to cater all the issues certain method needs to be adopted to minimize the cost of generation. Wind and solar are cheap source of electricity but their reliability is inconsistent. Because these sources highly depend on the weather conditions. Thus, they cannot sup- ply power to load on their own. However, they can be used to form a hybrid power system. In this way, wind and solar will always supply the maximum power that they can and the remaining power demand is fulfilling by the conventional generators. In this paper we investigate the effect of integrating a wind and solar power into the Béni Ounif site electrical power system. in this study we will take a scenario for analyzing the impact of the integration of this renewable energy (wind / solar) on the dynamic economic dispatch problem solved with A Swarm Algorithm Intelligent Optimization PSO.

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Technico-economic and cost analysis of hybrid system for the Power Network Real, Béni-Ounif site using PSO — Mokhtar Maamri, Mohamed Nasser Tandjaoui, et al. · STUDIES IN ENGINEERING AND EXACT SCIENCES (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS