Subha Darshani Misra Dr Tapas Kumar Research scholarin EEE DEPT Dr Bishwahit Dey, Mahapatra GIET GUNUPUR Assistant professor,EE Associate professor, EE ODISHA, INDIA DEPT,GIET GUNUPUR DEPT [email protected] ODISHA, INDIA ITER ,SOA UNIVERSITY [email protected] BBSR,INDIA, [email protected] om Abstract— This paper proposes an during peak times [2]. The use of energy optimization technique connected with management systems in a residential area lowers demand side management(DSM).In this peak demands and energy costs. Hence Both DR paper genetic algorithm is involved with and DSM are made possible by a home energy various types of distributed energy management system in a particular smart grid. resources(DER).The proposed topic All the DR action might either be a time-based formulated as bi - objective optimization programmed or a direct load control. Despite of problem according to the point of demand widespread agreement that the use of a particular side management(DSM).This paper mainly fossil fuels in energy production may be analyzes comparison of DSM i.e. Total reduced in order to slow the rate of global DSM is same as total DSM after reduction in warming, so energy consumption is fast different level and also analyzes that there increasing as a result of developments in a is a change in reduction at different level of number of technological fields strategy[23]. A percentage of DSM. And also there is a widespread use of plug-in hybrid electric increase in LOAD FACTOR at every change vehicles (phevs), and data centres for the of DSM level. Micro grid is a kind of storage and processing of large amounts of data, distribution system was electricity is [23] and also pervasive artificial intelligence generated, transmitted and confined to a applications will all result in an increase in the small geographical area. given amount of energy needed; so as one specific illustration, the initial household energy Keywords— Demand-side side management, load for PHEV (plug-in hybrid electric vehicle) Genetic algorithm, micro grid, energy charging should be doubled in a given range. management. usually The development of new things like 1. Introduction smart factories and data centres thanks of information and communication technologies A. Overview: (ICTs) and cloud computing has resulted in a Connected units of the power system does significantly increased load demand in A precise not produce equal amount of power for a mannor. specific load. So according to dynamic economic dispatch [1] optimization problem some of the loads are involved for same cost for equal load. Otherwise some of the loads are cost expensive. So DER (Distributed energy resources) faces more problems [13][4]. Renewable energy sources are main functional unit of economic load dispatch for cost of production.DSM [3] is focus on reduction of the grid's peak load requirements. So the multiple link between the utility and the end user, as well as the end user’s normally change their electricity services, in fact it is crucial for the successful implementation of the particular DSM algorithm [3]. By shifting electricity use from peak to off-peak hours, highly cost effective power generation may be avoided and Figure -1: MG architecture for homes that the cost of production is Also decreased. Hence incorporates DSM Smart metres and a sophisticated communications network can allow for multiple communications between the utility and the end user, and the end user's will alter their use will enable DSM to face the reality [3]. Choosing Utility firms today have been implemented a number of measures for the optimal use of electricity in a safe mannor. This makes a possible format for the utility company and the end user to communicate directly. By providing the end user with real-time information on the basis of their respective consumption rates, the energy management system optimizes the use of energy. So The smart grid places a strong emphasis on off-peak energy consumption as utility companies will charge more for electricity Figure- 2: DSM procedures of dynamic test to identify the one that provides an appropriate difference between the cost of generation and pollutant emission. By doing the comparable B. literature review investigation on a grid-connected micro grid system, for this paper fills the knowledge gap left[21] . In order to Different research papers have been published in increase the complexity of the work, two distinct grid order to meet the most cost effective distribution for pricing algorithms of balancing trade-off were used. various renewable energy generations. The primary [27] The generation cost as well as pollutant emission goal is to provide a specific reference not only towards magnitudes were determined. Hence, additionally, the the economy of our power generation process but also DSM technique is used to restructure the load model, the competitiveness of renewable energy sources and also the effects on the generation costs and also (RES). Hence RES is one of the main solution of the pollutants released were carefully done [7]. The main Government’s for the fuel price and more important for aim of this given work is to reduce computational costs the environment. Whenever the cost function is and efficiency in order to address pollution-related cost- continuous, smooth, no convex and differentiable, then effective micro grid challenges.. However different , computational methods have been used to solve the methods like the sine cosine algorithm (SCA), problem. But these processes are not recommended in GWO(Grey wolf optimization),[19] and CSA(crow case where actual physics constraints are present, search algorithm),[25] [26], others, have been used in hence for such a dynamic non-smooth and convex big dimension difficult constrained optimization problem classical optimization algorithms are used to situations in a particular problem[5][18]. solve ELD over time, but lambda, gradient methods and dynamic programming are used in smooth ELD[1]. Additionally, the CSA[20] is likely to get stuck in It has spawned a large no of research papers on micro minimum solutions comparing to many other algorithms grid [2] [17] energy management, which includes the because it can handle all enormous population sizes[8]. article, used the imperialist competitive algorithm Each iteration of GWO has a sizable number of (ICA) and matrix real coded generatic algorithm (GA) equations and phases, which is one disadvantage.[14] to reduce the cost of generation of a grid connected to The method described in the given paper tries to attempts micro grid (MRCGA). They can apply the algorithm to avoid it in order to lower the computing cost. through rigorous testing in a various scenarios, also including DERs with narrow operational ranges it changes power prices and variable loads. [16]The authors also studied a single utility company with various residential energy uses for DSM by using a game theory approach, whereas day ahead pricing 3. Mathematical modeling of fitness function scheme and an energy consumption game were used to implement the day load shifting DSM approach. The A. Objective function multiple objective of particle swarm optimisation The main goal of this function is to lower the micro technique were used by the authors thereby to deal the grid’s generation costs and emissions, which can be multiobjective dynamic economics and emission mathematically represented as dispatch problem with demand side management called as DSM strategy. Usually under the centralised energy system customers are normally bought electricity for …… (1) fixed prices and assured for quantities. Hence in contrast to that distributed energy system and micro Where Fj is the power output of the jth distributed grid, which gives an adversary of generation, storage, generating unit and Fj is the fuel cost coefficient. The and monitoring and control solutions such as electrical market pricing known as C grid is used by the renewable generation sources from solar and wind grid to purchase and sell energy.[11] Micro grid system [22]. emission dispatch [12][13]. For calculating the amount of carbon dioxide 2. Contribution of the paper released in the atmosphere at the end of the day from the fossil fuelled conventional generating sources, Where 1 . Different Load Demands has been performed CO2 is the carbon dioxide emission coefficient and basesd on various level of DSM. EMD is the total carbon dioxide emission. 2. Genetic algorithm has been applied. B. FP based combined economic emission dispatch 3. Different types of DSM Participation has been Using this method mainly two competing and done. conflicting goal function made up of the same choice and 4. Different types of DSM Participation has been same control variables are solved as a ratio. ECD stands done. for the economic dispatch equation represented by technical equation whereas EMD stands for emission .Motivation dispatch, which is mathematically described by equation. References are carried out for an intriguing study in By reducing the EMD, ECD ratio a compromised which several Methods for CEED(Combined economic solution may be discovered using the FP approach. and emission dispatch) were assessed on various types [9]]10] a. The original anticipated peak load of the power system is not exceeded by the peak load demand f ………… (2) ollowing the given application for the DSM approach. CEED= Combined economic emission dispatch. EMD= Empirical mode decomposition c. The sum of the total load and average of the load for the system remains the same with and without DSM ECD= Energy conversion devices at the end of the day also. DSM urges for preventing consumers from using less energy during peak hours or from transferring their energy use to off-peak hours like the weekend or at C. Operating constraints night. This may not be actually resulting in less energy being used overall. DSM also refers to programmers and The operating restrictions provided by Equations tools that nudge people into maximizing their use of are bound to be the DERs and grid. energy. Potentially, a specific DSM [6] has two advantages. First, by modifying when and how much electricity is used, consumers can lower their monthly electricity costs. Hence, in order to match the energy supplied by the utility, the demand side management plan is developed to determine the instantaneous tariff ………………… (3) and the combined power (P) of two consumers. The choice value, the utility’s maximum value provided (Z). [15]The different value determines how load control works. Loads are following types Shift able loads ……………………. (4) Non-shift able loads Shift able loads are priorities for being curtailed. To facilitate automated shedding, loads can be divided as non-shift able loads and shift able loads. ……………………… (5)
E. Descriptive case study
A. Result and discussion ………………………. (6) In this paper 10%, 20%, 30%, 40% of reduction Were of Demand side management has been done.
= Demand for t hours
= RES output D. Demand side management Various utility companies are used to lower their system’s peak load and also save money; hence, utility companies typically offer incentives for customers for getting them involved in given process. Filling of valleys, pick clipping, shifting of loads, and incr ease in static load demand strategic conversion and variable load shaping, normally the first three are primary level types, while the last three are secondary level types that use system planning and operation to control total load demand by restricting or extending it. The most important load control technique is the load shifting approach, which can combines peak clipping and valley filling. Specific use of the adjustable loads allows for load shifting at the customer level. The load shifting approach also shifts the controllable loads from peak to off peak periods with no change in energy usage. of the key components of the load demand model res tructuring utilising DSM techniques as follows : Figure-3: 10%DSM Figure-4: 20%DSM
Figure-6: 40%DSM
Figure- 5: 30% DSM
Figure- 7: DSM LOAD GRAPH
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