Optimal Control Strategy of Platform Load Oriented to Network and Load Cooperation

Table 10

Load demand response attributes of each user.

Load number	Maximum /average load	Load start time	Load end time	Minimum running time	Minimum /average load	Minimum downturn time	Incentive scheduling cost (first stage)	Incentive scheduling cost (second stage)	Incentive scheduling cost (third stage)	Stand-by cost	Total limit calls number of stimulated DR	Maximum reserve capacity of incentive DR	PDR/IDR	Load type
1	1.15	1	24	4	0.75	4	5	10	15	3	8	200	PDR&IDR	Translational
2	1.15	1	24	3	0.75	3	5	10	20	3	8	30	PDR&IDR	Transferable
3	1.15	1	24	2	0.75	2	5	10	25	3	8	30	PDR&IDR	Reducible
4	1.15	1	24	2	0.75	2	5	15	30	3	8	40	PDR&IDR	Reducible
5	1.15	1	24	1	0.75	0	50	50	50	20	1	80	PDR&IDR	Reducible
6	1.15	1	24	2	0.75	2	4	9	14	3	8	200	PDR&IDR	Translational
7	1.15	1	24	3	0.75	3	4	9	19	2	8	30	PDR&IDR	Transferable
8	1.15	1	24	2	0.75	2	4	9	24	2	8	30	PDR&IDR	Reducible
9	1.15	1	24	2	0.75	2	4	14	29	2	8	40	PDR&IDR	Reducible
10	1.15	1	24	1	0.75	0	50	50	50	20	1	80	PDR&IDR	Reducible
11	1.15	1	24	0	0.75	0	1000	1000	1000	1000	16	0	PDR
12	1.15	1	24	0	0.75	0	1000	1000	1000	1000	8	0	PDR
13	1.15	1	24	0	0.75	0	1000	1000	1000	1000	8	0	PDR
14	1.15	1	24	0	0.75	0	1000	1000	1000	1000	8	0	PDR
15	1.15	1	24	0	0.75	0	1000	1000	1000	1000	1	0	PDR