Open AccessJournal Article10.1109/TPWRS.2013.2295197

Computer-Assisted Interactive Learning for Teaching Transmission Pricing Methodologies

- 09 Jan 2014

- Vol. 29, Iss: 4, pp 1972-1980

TL;DR: A full-fledged, robust, comprehensive study of the educational improvements achieved through the use of TPS is provided.

Abstract: This paper presents a computer-assisted method to teach and understand transmission pricing techniques. The education method is facilitated by specially designed user-friendly transmission pricing software (TPS). The proposed approach helps students fully understand transmission pricing through the fulfillment of the following educational objectives: 1) use of TPS to solve the transmission pricing problem of a small power system as well as a real-world power system; 2) complete understanding of the mathematics involved and development of software code to reproduce part of the results of TPS; 3) analysis of the results, identification and justification of the differences among three transmission tracing techniques and eight transmission cost allocation methods; and 4) extension of TPS methodologies. These methods have been proven effective in the education of students studying power system economics at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA), Greece. A full-fledged, robust, comprehensive study of the educational improvements achieved through the use of TPS is provided.

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Fig. 4. Consumer annual fixed cost charges per peak load based on the used zero counter-flow and the zero counter-flow optimal methods for IEEE 24-bus reliability test system.

Fig. 3. Consumer annual fixed cost charges per peak load based on the used reverse and the reverse optimalmethods for IEEE 24-bus reliability test system.

TABLE II MAXIMUM AND OPTIMAL CAPACITY FOR THE IEEE 24-BUS RELIABILITY TEST SYSTEM

Fig. 1. Optimal capacity and facility usage of transmission facility for user for each simulated load scenario.

TABLE I LOAD DURATION AND MEAN LOAD FOR EACH SIMULATED LOAD SCENARIO FOR THE IEEE 24-BUS RELIABILITY TEST SYSTEM

Fig. 8. IEEE 24-bus reliability test system.

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