Transient optimization of gas pipelines has experienced a resurgence of interest inspired by the need to coordinate intraday operations of wholesale electricity and natural gas transmission networks. Comprehensive modeling of pipeline components and network topologies; scalability, speed, and accuracy of computations; and data assimilation of state estimates and forecasts in industrial systems continue to present challenges. Yet, a mechanism for organized exchange of information between optimization-based auction markets for scheduling energy production and delivery over electricity and gas networks is increasingly critical. Implementing an economically and operationally efficient intra-day coordination mechanism for these systems will require advances in how pipeline optimization uses real-time data streams to produce real-time control solutions. In this paper, we review recent progress to test possible gas-electricity system coordination mechanisms, and highlight research and development needs required to field a future transient optimization-based decision support system for midstream gas transportation.
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Anatoly Zlotnik;
Anatoly Zlotnik
Los Alamos National Laboratory
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Kaarthik Sundar;
Kaarthik Sundar
Los Alamos National Laboratory
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Aleksandr M. Rudkevich;
Aleksandr M. Rudkevich
Newton Energy Group
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Xindi Li
Xindi Li
Tabors Caramanis Rudkevich
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Paper presented at the PSIG Annual Meeting, London, UK, May 2019.
Paper Number:
PSIG-1919
Published:
May 14 2019
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Zlotnik, Anatoly, Sundar, Kaarthik, Rudkevich, Aleksandr M., Tabors, Richard, and Xindi Li. "Pipeline Transient Optimization for a Gas-Electric Coordination Decision Support System." Paper presented at the PSIG Annual Meeting, London, UK, May 2019.
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