An Improved TD3 Framework for CHP Economic Dispatch: Synergistic Optimization of Entropy Reward Mechanisms and Adaptive Noise

This study proposes AME-TD3, an enhanced deep reinforcement learning algorithm, to address the high computational complexity and poor adaptability of traditional methods in optimizing combined heat and power (CHP) systems. AME-TD3 integrates an entropy reward mechanism to balance exploration-exploitation and adaptive noise adjustment for dynamic system response, improving stability. A CHP economic dispatch model with power, CHP, and heat only units minimizes costs while meeting supply-demand constraints. Case studies (24/48-unit systems) show AME-TD3 outperforms TD3, DDPG, and particle swarm methods in minimum, average costs and standard deviation, demonstrating superior adaptability in large-scale dynamic environments. Results confirm its effectiveness in economic optimization, stability, and multi-constraint handling for integrated energy systems.

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2025-04-18
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iseae64934.2025.11041915
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Electric Power System Optimization
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An Improved TD3 Framework for CHP Economic Dispatch: Synergistic Optimization of Entropy Reward Mechanisms and Adaptive Noise

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An Improved TD3 Framework for CHP Economic Dispatch: Synergistic Optimization of Entropy Reward Mechanisms and Adaptive Noise

Xianji Jin, Weiming Tong, H.R. Guan, Yongxu Chen, Zhen‐Yu Zhang, Zhongwei Li
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This study proposes AME-TD3, an enhanced deep reinforcement learning algorithm, to address the high computational complexity and poor adaptability of traditional methods in optimizing combined heat and power (CHP) systems. AME-TD3 integrates an entropy reward mechanism to balance exploration-exploitation and adaptive noise adjustment for dynamic system response, improving stability. A CHP economic dispatch model with power, CHP, and heat only units minimizes costs while meeting supply-demand constraints. Case studies (24/48-unit systems) show AME-TD3 outperforms TD3, DDPG, and particle swarm methods in minimum, average costs and standard deviation, demonstrating superior adaptability in large-scale dynamic environments. Results confirm its effectiveness in economic optimization, stability, and multi-constraint handling for integrated energy systems.

Harbin Institute of Technology (CN), Harbin Electric Corporation (China) (CN)
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Electric Power System Optimization
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