Fuzzy AHP Based Optimal Design Building-Attached Photovoltaic System for Academic Campus

Hapsari, Mega Ardisa; Subiyanto, Subiyanto

doi:10.1155/2020/6508329

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“…Hapsari and Subiyanto [101] studied the effective and efficient configuration of the photovoltaic system attached to the building on the academic campus. The design of the photovoltaic system at the project site is based on the roof area and load profile.…”

Section: Ahp-fuzzymentioning

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Opportunities for Using Analytical Hierarchy Process in Green Building Optimization

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The adoption of green building technology has become significant for ensuring sustainable development; it has become the main step to a sustainable future. The designs for green buildings include finding a balance between comfortable home construction and a sustainable environment. Moreover, the application of emerging technology is also used to supplement existing methods in the development of greener buildings to preserve a sustainable built environment. The main problem of this research is how to tackle the environmental parameters balance based on new techniques that are being used for green building optimization. To mitigate the cumulative effect of the constructed climate on human wellbeing and the regular ecosystem, the most popular goals for green buildings should be planned. This can be achieved by efficient use of natural resources such as energy, water, and other resources and minimizing waste. This will contribute to the security of occupant health, enhancement of work performance, emissions control, and improvement of the environment. In the construction of green buildings, several criteria that may contradict, interrelated indistinct and of qualitative and/or quantitative environment are broadened to utilize. This paper provides a detailed state of the art analysis on improving existing practices in green architecture/building using analytical hierarchy process (AHP) techniques to tackle the environmental balancing values based on optimal strategies and designs by green solutions to help make the best possible option from numerous options.

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Section: Ahp-fuzzymentioning

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“…Moreover, the accuracy of the final ranking is inevitably weakened by the series of approximations required during the computation procedure. However, the most important criticism on these works is their failure to address the issue of consistency [31]. There was no explicit articulation on what would constitute as an inconsistent comparison matrix within the FAHP context and, equally important, on how inconsistent information should be handled [32].…”

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A Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process-Based Analysis of the Dynamic Sustainable Management Index in Leisure Agriculture

Lin

2020

Sustainability

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Agricultural leisure is one of the development trends in modern society. However, in leisure agriculture management, managers must consider the dual characteristics of agricultural production technology and the leisure service industry. Therefore, managers often face various selection pressures during management decision-making. This study examined the following five evaluation aspects: organization and operation, leisure agricultural resources, environmental maintenance management, public facility maintenance management, and operational performance. Thereafter, according to the five evaluation aspects, 21 subprojects were further divided at the second level on the basis of different attributes. Fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP) was adopted to calculate the relative weights of various indicators, and the indicators were dynamically sorted according to their importance. Moreover, the study summarized the dynamic management indicators of leisure agriculture and contributed to research on leisure farming. The results show that managers’ approach toward leisure agriculture management can be divided into three types: active, moderate, and conservative. The indicators in which the active managers attach importance when managing leisure agricultural enterprises are clearly different from those valued by moderate and conservative managers. Finding managers who are suitable for leisure agriculture management is of great significance to leisure agriculture enterprises. Appointing managers with appropriate attitudes who can continuously improve the efficiency of enterprises and create a competitive advantage can bring sustainable business value to these enterprises.

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Optimal cost and feasible design for grid-connected microgrid on campus area using the robust-intelligence method

Prakasa

Subiyanto

2021

Clean Energy

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In this paper, a robust optimization and sustainable investigation are undertaken to find a feasible design for a microgrid in a campus area at minimum cost. The campus microgrid needs to be optimized with further investigation, especially to reduce the cost while considering feasibility in ensuring the continuity of energy supply. A modified combination of genetic algorithm and particle swarm optimization (MGAPSO) is applied to minimize the cost while considering the feasibility of a grid-connected photovoltaic/battery/diesel system. Then, a sustainable energy-management system is also defined to analyse the characteristics of the microgrid. The optimization results show that the MGAPSO method produces a better solution with better convergence and lower costs than conventional methods. The MGAPSO optimization reduces the system cost by up to 11.99% compared with the conventional methods. In the rest of the paper, the components that have been optimized are adjusted in a realistic scheme to discuss the energy profile and allocation characteristics. Further investigation has shown that MGAPSO can optimize the campus microgrid to be self-sustained by enhancing renewable-energy utilization.

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Fuzzy AHP Based Optimal Design Building-Attached Photovoltaic System for Academic Campus

Cited by 6 publications

References 34 publications

Opportunities for Using Analytical Hierarchy Process in Green Building Optimization

Opportunities for Using Analytical Hierarchy Process in Green Building Optimization

A Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process-Based Analysis of the Dynamic Sustainable Management Index in Leisure Agriculture

Optimal cost and feasible design for grid-connected microgrid on campus area using the robust-intelligence method

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