Optimal discrete long-term operation of nuclear-hydrothermal power systems
We discuss an algorithm for solving the optimal long-term operating problem of a hydrothermal-nuclear power system by application of the minimum norm optimization technique. The algorithm proposed here has the ability to deal with large-scale power systems and with equality and/or inequality constraints on the variables. A discrete model for the xenon and iodine concentrations is used, as well as a discrete model for hydro- reservoirs. The optimization is done on a monthly time basis. For simplicity of the problem formulation, the transmission line losses are considered as a part of the load.
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