Part – (a)Consider a utility with generators whose cost characteristic Ci (Pi) in $/h andgeneration limits are given as follows:C(P1) = 225 + 8.4 P1 + 0.0025 P?C2(P2) = 580 + 5.1 P2 + 0.0065 PŽC3(P3) = 480 + 9. 5 P3 + 0.003 P?50 < PĮ < 25060 < P2 < 35020 < P3 < 150Use complete enumeration of the three units to find and identify the least cost unitcommitment schedule that supplies a load of 600 MW.

Using The Concept of economic load dispatch dC1(P1)dP1=dC2(P2)dP2 =…

Consider a utility with generators whose cost characteristic Ci (Pi) in $/h and generation limits are given as follows: C(P1) = 225 + 8.4 P1 + 0. 0025 PÅ C2(P2) = 580 + 5.1 P2 + 0.0065 P? C3(P3) = 480 + 9.5 P3 + 0.003 Pž 50 < P1 < 250 60 < P2 5 350 20 < P3 S 150 Use complete enumeration of the three units to find and identify the least cost unit commitment schedule that supplies a load of 600 MW,

Consider a utility with generators whose cost characteristic Ci (Pi) in $/h and generation limits are given as follows: C(P1) = 225 + 8.4 P1 + 0. 0025 PÅ C2(P2) = 580 + 5.1 P2 + 0.0065 P? C3(P3) = 480 + 9.5 P3 + 0.003 Pž 50 < P1 < 250 60 < P2 5 350 20 < P3 S 150 Use complete enumeration of the three units to find and identify the least cost unit commitment schedule that supplies a load of 600 MW,

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