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| author | Hyett, Criston Pagnier, Laurent Alisse, Jean Goldshtein, Igal Saban, Lilah Ferrando, Robert Chertkov, Michael |
| author_facet | Hyett, Criston Pagnier, Laurent Alisse, Jean Goldshtein, Igal Saban, Lilah Ferrando, Robert Chertkov, Michael |
| contents | In many power systems, particularly those isolated from larger intercontinental grids, operational dependence on natural gas becomes pivotal, especially during fluctuations or unavailability of renewables coupled with uncertain consumption patterns. Efficient orchestration and inventive strategies are imperative for the smooth functioning of these standalone gas-grid systems. This paper delves into the challenge of synchronized dynamic and stochastic optimization for independent transmission-level gas-grid systems. Our approach's novelty lies in amalgamating the staggered-grid method for the direct assimilation of gas-flow PDEs with an automated sensitivity analysis facilitated by SciML/Julia, further enhanced by an intuitive linkage between gas and power grids via nodal flows. We initiate with a single pipe to establish a versatile and expandable methodology, later showcasing its effectiveness with increasingly intricate examples. |
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| spellingShingle | Differentiable Simulator For Dynamic & Stochastic Optimal Gas & Power Flows Hyett, Criston Pagnier, Laurent Alisse, Jean Goldshtein, Igal Saban, Lilah Ferrando, Robert Chertkov, Michael Optimization and Control In many power systems, particularly those isolated from larger intercontinental grids, operational dependence on natural gas becomes pivotal, especially during fluctuations or unavailability of renewables coupled with uncertain consumption patterns. Efficient orchestration and inventive strategies are imperative for the smooth functioning of these standalone gas-grid systems. This paper delves into the challenge of synchronized dynamic and stochastic optimization for independent transmission-level gas-grid systems. Our approach's novelty lies in amalgamating the staggered-grid method for the direct assimilation of gas-flow PDEs with an automated sensitivity analysis facilitated by SciML/Julia, further enhanced by an intuitive linkage between gas and power grids via nodal flows. We initiate with a single pipe to establish a versatile and expandable methodology, later showcasing its effectiveness with increasingly intricate examples. |
| title | Differentiable Simulator For Dynamic & Stochastic Optimal Gas & Power Flows |
| topic | Optimization and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.18507 |