Chapter 5 - Publications, US Army Corps of Engineers
Chapter 5 - Publications, US Army Corps of Engineers
Chapter 5 - Publications, US Army Corps of Engineers
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EM 1110-2-1701<br />
31 Dec 1985<br />
sometimes be limited by demand.<br />
used for evaluating projects in<br />
can be developed for each month<br />
When the duration curve method is<br />
remote areas, power-duration curves<br />
(or for groups <strong>of</strong> months with similar<br />
loads), and the curves can be adjusted manually to reflect usable<br />
energy (Figure 5-14). The same approach could also be used with the<br />
hybrid method. Alternatively, maximum usable generation values could<br />
be specified for each month and the model could be set to<br />
automatically limit generation to these values.<br />
(5) The primary source <strong>of</strong> generation requirements for energy<br />
studies should be the regional Power Marketing Administration (Pm)<br />
responsible for marketing the power from the proposed hydro project.<br />
However, in some cases, the PMA?s generation requirements reflect<br />
contractual constraints which would preclude developing an operating<br />
plan which maximizes NED benefits. Where this occurs, two separate<br />
plans should be developed: one which maximizes NED benefits, and one<br />
which meets the PMts requirements, Both should be considered in the<br />
selection <strong>of</strong> the recommended plan. Sources <strong>of</strong> generation data are<br />
discussed in Section 3-5.<br />
SMTWTFS<br />
DAYOFWEEK<br />
Figure 5-13. Weekly load shape<br />
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