Problem LP constraints.


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Linear programming constraints

Linear programming constraints (LP constraints) are the rules that gouverne the problem optimization process. They are fondamentally set of equations, they might be either inequality equations ( example : a+bc) or equality equations ( example : a+b=cq) constructed based on the LP variables quantities and problem parameters. (See. Problem LP variables and Problem LP constraints).

Set of problem LP constraints


Load requirements :

Lk=Pkload+ηfrom_BatPkfrom_Batk=1,,n


Power split :

Pk=Pkload+Pkto_Bat k=1,,n


Charge balance constraints :

Qk=Qk1+ηto_BatPkto_BatΔtPkfrom_BatΔtQ0=QinitQn=Qfinalk=1,,n


Genset constraints :

Pk0.9Pmaxykk=1,,nPk0.2Pmaxyk k=1,,n


Battery logical constraints :

ykto_Bat+ykfrom_Bat1k=1,,nPkto_Bat0.9Pmaxykto_Batk=1,,nPkfrom_Bat0.9Pmaxykfrom_Batk=1,,n


Fuel consumption :

FCk=aPk+bfcoffset(1yk) k=1,,n


Objective linearization :

zkykyk1k=2,,n