Abstract

Wind and solar power generators are commonly described by a system of stochastic ordinary differential equations (SODEs) where random input parameters represent uncertainty in wind and solar energy. The existing methods for SODEs are mostly limited to delta-correlated random parameters, while the uncertainties from renewable generation exhibit colored noises. Here we use the probability density function (PDF) method, together with a novel large-eddy-diffusivity (LED) closure, to derive a closed-form deterministic partial differential equation (PDE) for the joint PDF of the SODEs describing a power generator with correlated-in-time power input. The proposed LED accurately captures the effect of nonzero correlation time of the power input on systems described by a divergent stochastic drift velocity. The resulting PDE is solved numerically. The accuracy of the PDF method is verified by comparison with Monte Carlo simulations.

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