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Simulator 16 User Guide - PowerWorld

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Tutorial: OPF Marginal Cost of Enforcing Constraints Page 5 of 6<br />

Similar to the bus marginal cost, you can also calculate the marginal cost of enforcing a line constraint.<br />

For a transmission line, this represents the amount of system savings that could be achieved if the<br />

MVA rating was increased by 1.0 MVA.<br />

Select OPF Case Info > OPF Lines and Transformers from the OPF ribbon group on the Add<br />

Ons ribbon tab. The OPF Constraints Records dialog opens.<br />

Note the column displaying MVA Marginal Cost displays 6.0 for the line from Bus 1 to Bus 3. This is<br />

determined based on the following:<br />

With no change in system load:<br />

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Pg1 + Pg2 = 0<br />

If we allow one additional MVA to flow on the line from Bus 1 to Bus 3:<br />

(2/3)Pg1 + (1/3)Pg2 = 1<br />

Solving the above system of equations results in:<br />

Pg1 = 3 MW and Pg2 = -3 MW<br />

cost = (Pg*LMP) = [(3 MW)*(10.00 $/MWh) + (-3 MW)*(12.00 $MW/h)] = -6.00 $/hr, a net<br />

savings of 6.00 $/hr.<br />

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