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The LOLP is an ability of HRES to feed a maximum load per day. LOLP happens when the electric loads exceed the existing generation capacities. The total probability that will cause a loss of power is named LOLP considering the days per a year, hours in a day or the percentage of the time. Eqs. (35), (36) and (37) calculate LOLP [100].
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2024年7月1日 · The main equation for the calculation of the loss of load probability (LOLP) is calculated as follows: (1) L O L P = ∑ k = 1 K p k · t l o s s, k where k is the index of the considered state, p k is the probability of state k, and t loss, k is the duration of loss of capacity of state k. Despite its name, the result is not a probability but ...
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2017年12月1日 · The integrating WTG, PV and ESS into the MG system has also improved the reliability of the system based on the results presented in Fig. 2. The values of LOLP, LOLE, EENS and ACloss obtained from each case study have established the fact that RERs can be used to improve the reliability of a power system.
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2022年11月1日 · Zero LOLP implies total capability in supplying power to the loads for a monitored period, whereas a unity LOLP signifies failure of the system in supply electricity to the load for the same period. For the purpose of computing LOLP, a dataset containing daily irradiation and ambient temperature collected for three months was utilized while the ...
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2022年8月1日 · The assumed standard desired LOLP for operating utilities in this study is 24 h of outage every 10 years (approximately 2.7397×10 –4), which is a common reliability target in the United States and in Europe [2, 20]. This benchmark reliability is used to establish a reserve generation margin that seeks to balance the competing goals of ...
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2019年7月1日 · The LOLP is the most widely used reliability index in power systems [27]. The concept of the LOLP is originally proposed for planning and generation adequacy evaluation [28]. Later, this LOLP is introduced in short term operation studies [3]. The LOLP is an appealing means to enforce the spinning reserve requirement [10].
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2022年10月1日 · The metric used then was the loss of load probability (LOLP), which represented the probability of an electric supply shortage. The typical choice for this metric in the planning models was a one day in ten years reliability standard, representing the expected fraction of time that the system would not be able to meet customer demand.
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2019年7月1日 · When the LOLP max is smaller than 0.00000235, the optimization becomes infeasible since there is not enough reserve resource in the system. From Table 4, it can be found that, when the LOLP max gradually decreases, the total cost tends to increase. It also founds that the unit schedule does not change when the LOLP max varies
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2024年12月1日 · LOLP and EPNS errors of M2 as a percentage of the M0 method at different percent of peak loads in the scenario of PV power integration. Download: Download high-res image (115KB) Download: Download full-size image; Fig. 6. LOLP and EPNS results of the M2 method as a proportion of the M0 method in the scenario of wind integration.
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2023年1月15日 · The comparison between Figs. 14 and 16 shows that the changes of ELCC and LOLP are exactly opposite due to the increasing installed capacity of wind power. It is worth noting that the amplitude of LOLP decrease is proportional to the amplitude of ELCC increase. It can be seen from Fig. 17 that the more LOLP decreases, the greater the increment ...