Abstract
Among the input data required for systems economically lead scheduling is the forecasted load . The uncertainty in forecasted load is of the main factors affecting economical load scheduling (E.L.S.) problems. This paper presents the solution of E.L.S. problem for electrical power systems. The plants limitations , demand and transmission constraints are of the factors considered. Factors influencing forecasted load load uncertainty are illustrated. Mathematical formulation and comprehensive analysis for corrections must be made to E.L.S. due to incremental load chaages are introduced.
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