How can I implement an "if" in optimization problem?
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In the example https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/73139-microgrid-energy-management-system-ems-using-optimization?s_tid=srchtitle energy management optimization has been done in presence of an energy storage system. The optimproblem has been set as follow:
%% Define Decision variables
PgridV = optimvar('PgridV',N);
PbattV = optimvar('PbattV',N,'LowerBound',batteryMinMax.Pmin,'UpperBound',batteryMinMax.Pmax);
EbattV = optimvar('EbattV',N,'LowerBound',batteryMinMax.Emin,'UpperBound',batteryMinMax.Emax);
%% Objective Function
% Minimize cost of electricity from the grid
prob.ObjectiveSense = 'minimize';
% prob.Objective = dt*C'*PgridV - FinalWeight*EbattV(N);
prob.Objective = dt*C'*PgridV - FinalWeight*EbattV(N);
%% Constraints
% Power input/output to battery
prob.Constraints.energyBalance = optimconstr(N);
prob.Constraints.energyBalance(1) = EbattV(1) == Einit;
prob.Constraints.energyBalance(2:N) = EbattV(2:N) == EbattV(1:N-1) - PbattV(1:N-1)*dt;
Last line describes energy storage behaviour, without considering the efficiency. Setting eta_c and eta_d as charge and discharge efficiency rispectively, how can I implement an "if" problem in such a constraint? I mean something like:
if PbattV>0 prob.Constraints.energyBalance(2:N) = EbattV(2:N) == EbattV(1:N-1) - PbattV(1:N-1)*dt/eta_d;
if PbattV<0 prob.Constraints.energyBalance(2:N) = EbattV(2:N) == EbattV(1:N-1) - PbattV(1:N-1)*dt*eta_c;
I don't manage to figure it out because PbattV is an optimvar.
Please, do you have any advice?
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Alan Weiss
am 19 Okt. 2021
Yoou might be able to find some techniques in the new documentation topic Integer and Logical Modeling.
Alan Weiss
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