1. Two generation units with following characteristics are connected to the grid. Find economic load dispatch (ELD) for Demand=400" using any arbitrary method. Assume that total grid loss is obtained as Pess=0.0005 P₁² +0,0002 P₂². F₁(P) = 400 + 5P₁ + 0.01 P₁² F₂ (P₂) = 600+4P₂ +0.015 2² MW MW 50 P300 < MV 25 << 200 MW

1. Two generation units with following characteristics are connected to the grid. Find economic load dispatch (ELD) for Demand=400" using any arbitrary method. Assume that total grid loss is obtained as Pess=0.0005 P₁² +0,0002 P₂². F₁(P) = 400 + 5P₁ + 0.01 P₁² F₂ (P₂) = 600+4P₂ +0.015 2² MW MW 50 P300 < MV 25 << 200 MW

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Chapter2: Fundamentals

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Problem 2.31P: Consider two interconnected voltage sources connected by a line of impedance Z=jX, as shown in...

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