毕业论文（设计）Performance Optimization of CHPB System with Multiobjective Intelligent Energy Management.docxVIP

Performance Optimization of CHPB System withMultiobjective Intelligent Energy ManagementYassirIdrisAbdalla Osman1,2,3, Li Jin-ping1,2,3, Yang Ai-rong1,2,3, Zhen Xiao-fei1,2,3（1.Western China Energy Environment Research Center, Lanzhou University of Technology, Lanzhou 730050, China;2. Gansu Key Laboratory of Complementary Energy System of Biomass and Solar Energy, Lanzhou 730050, China;3. China Northwestern Collaborative Innovation Center of Key Technology for Northwest Lowcarbon Urbanization, Lanzhou,China)Tel:Email:yassiromi@Abstract:A combined system of heating, power and biogas (CHPB) system have been developed and tested in a single building in MinQin County, Gansu Province, China. The CHPB system shows favorable performances of heating in most winter days. However, when bad weather lasts over two days, the system would not meet the heating. Therefore, in order to minimize the operation cost and the environmental impact of the CHPB system considering its preoperational variable as future availability of renewable, intelligent energy management of theCHPB system is proposed in this paper. The factors, such as the humidity, temperature, generation of power, and wind speed, are predicted by adaptive neuro-fuzzy inference system (ANFIS) and then are combined with the instantaneous value of the backup batteries state of charge (SOC) and gas tank level to make a decision whether to use the gas or electricity stored in the backup batteries to satisfy the user demand by fuzzy system. The cost saving of the proposed multiobjective intelligent energy management (MIEM) approach compared to operation based on opportunity was equal to 9.24% compared to 12.9% for the next day as a result of the intelligent switch scheduling, and 18.49 % compared to 26.5 for CO2 emission. Keywords:Adaptive?neuro?fuzzy?inference?system?(ANFIS); combined?heat?and?power?(CHPB); multiobjectiveintelligentenergy management (MIEM); short?term?forecasting0 IntroductionAt present time, r