Optimum development of the electric power sector in Turkey : a case study using linear programming (Vol. 2 of 2) : Annexes

This paper is not for publication. The views are those of the authors S"W P 126 and not necessarily thooLe of the Bani VOL. 2 INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AS90CIATION Economic Staff Working Paper No. 126A OPTIMUM DEELOPMEI1T OF IHE ELECTRIC POWER SECTOR IN TURKEY - A case study using Linear Programming February 1972 ANNEXES Dennis Anderson Orhan Tarkan (Consultant) Assisted by Narong Thananart (Computing Activities) Economi.cs Department ?.ransportation and Public Utilities Division  OPTIMUM DEVELOPMENT OF THE ELECTRIC POWER SECTOR IN TURKEY ANNEX 1 THE LINEAR PROGRAMMING MODEL, EXTENSIONS AND DEVELOPMENTS DGnrLis Anderson Narong Thananart I BRD zconomics Departiment Transportation and Public Utilities Division  Contents Page MODEL Objective Function 1 Peak Demand Constraints 1 Operating Constraints 2 Limits to Hydro Output and Cap-%city 2 Restrictions.on Hydro-Thermal Balance 3 Limits to Resource.Availability 3 Max-Min Policy Constraints 3 Notes on t!e Cost Coofficients h Note on the Z-Substitutes 4 FOR4 OF INPUT AND OUTPUT Specimen of computer print out 5 EXTENSIONS AND DEVELOPMENTS Use of Capital Recovery Factor 5 Cutting Down Further on the Number of Constraints 6 A Simulation Version of the Mode' 9 A Combined Global-Simulation Model 9  ANhIEX I MEi LINEAR PROGRAMMING MODEL, EXTENSIONS AND DEVELOPMENTS 1. The load duration curve is broken down into p - 1, 2, ...P discrete rectangular blocks, each spanning a time interval Op. Objective: J T J T t P Minimize