Modelling and simulation of coupled systems-water and energy-Case study of the water reservoir system of the rimac river catchments

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Approx 80 % of the fresh water consumption of the megacity of Lima (Peru) is covered by the reservoir system of the Rimac river catchments. A further task is the production of electrical energy by hydropower plants. Lima, with its 8 million inhabitants, is situated on the very dry pacific coast of Peru. Continuous water supply is a challenging task. Water supply and energy production lead to operational conflicts regarding the water releases of the reservoir system. Currently, the decision about the water releases is based on a general discharge Plan, precipitation forecast and a simplified reservoir model. This contribution presents the first working steps for the optimisation of the operation of the reservoir system based on a more detailed modelling approach. The model of the reservoir system has been simulated for two different hydrological periods (dry and humid) including the water discharge plan of the operating company.

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Robleto, G., Schütze, M., & Godoy, E. (2011). Modelling and simulation of coupled systems-water and energy-Case study of the water reservoir system of the rimac river catchments. Studies in Computational Intelligence, 391, 159–170. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-24806-1_13

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