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Parallel micro genetic algorithm for constrained economic dispatch
DOI:10.1109/TPWRS.2002.800948.png)
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This paper proposes a parallel micro genetic algorithm (PMGA) for solving ramp rate constrained economic dispatch (ED) problems for generating units with nonmonotonically and monotonically increasing incremental cost (IC) functions. The developed PMGA algorithm is implemented on the thirty-two-processor Beowulf cluster with ethernet switches network on the systems with the number of generating units ranging from 10 to 80 over the entire dispatch periods. The PMGA algorithm carefully schedules its processors, computational loads, and synchronization overhead for the best performance. The speedup upper bounds and the synchronization overheads on the Beowulf cluster are shown on different system sizes and different migration frequencies. The proposed PMGA is shown to be viable to the online implementation of the constrained ED due to substantial generator fuel cost savings and high speedup upper bounds.
Keywords:
Beowulf cluster
economic dispatch
parallel micro genetic algorithm
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