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This paper proposes a Networked Micro Water-Energy Nexus (NetMicroWEN)capable of co-optimizing and simultaneously supplying water and energy to localconsumers in nearby communities. The system manages different water and energyinputs of different communities in a local network to cooperatively meet theirdemands. This paper considers a centralized network topology that connects allmembers of the network under one control system. This paper also proposes aProportional Exchange Algorithm (PEA) that allows members to benefit equallyfrom exchanging both resources among other members of the NetMicroWEN and themain water and power distribution systems. The co-optimization model is amixed-integer linear program, involving all necessary power and water relatedconstraints for the network to achieve a feasible and practical solution. Theeconomic benefits of the NetMicroWEN are illustrated by a comparison withseparate Micro Water- Energy Nexus (MWEN) systems meeting their own demandsindividually. The case studies demonstrate that the proposed NetMicroWENachieves substantially lower operating costs compared to the operation ofseparate MWEN systems.

Centralized Networked Micro Water-Energy Nexus with Proportional Exchange Among Participants