Sustainability Assessment of a Power Generation System Using DSR-HNS Framework

Meyar‐Naimi, Hassan; Vaez‐Zadeh, Sadegh

doi:10.1109/tec.2013.2253610

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“…Eigenvalues and eigenvectors are used to ensure that the decision maker's judgments are consistent [27]. This method is used for electrical machine design [28], measurement system development [29], and electrical energy generation planning [30,31].…”

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confidence: 99%

Assessment of Materials for High-Speed PMSMS Having a Tooth-Coil Topology

Uzhegov¹,

Efimov-Soini²,

Pyrhönen³

2016

PIER M

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In this paper, materials frequently used in high-speed (HS) electrical machines are assessed. High-speed permanent magnet synchronous machines with a special tooth-coil topology serve as an example for the assessment. The lamination and rotor sleeve materials are compared taking into account their price, per unit losses, resistivity, and other factors. The resulting tables provide the electrical machine designer with a means to enhance the HS machine performance at low costs.

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Section: Assessment Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessment of Materials for High-Speed PMSMS Having a Tooth-Coil Topology

Uzhegov¹,

Efimov-Soini²,

Pyrhönen³

2016

PIER M

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“…The assessment is usually made through a set of indicators [10,11]. The main role of these indicators is to operationalize the concept in order to simplify the evaluation process and to enable an easier use of the obtained assessments by stakeholders, developers, policy makers, etc.…”

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“…For each scenario, a composite index is calculated as a simple average of the four sub-indexes. In [10], a new sustainability index to assess the sustainability status of any energy system by a single criterion is presented. Other authors propose a methodology to analyze the sustainability of the expansion of electricity generation considering an integrated perspective including technical, socioeconomic, environmental and technological factors [11].…”

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“…The boundary values of the indicators can be determined based on national or international standards, empirical judgment, environment background values, and/or the average global values [10,21]. The upper limit should be set according to the best value from a sustainability perspective and the lower limit considering the worst case.…”

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Methodology for Monitoring Sustainable Development of Isolated Microgrids in Rural Communities

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Microgrids are a rapidly evolving and increasingly common form of local power generation used to serve the needs of both rural and urban communities. In this paper, we present a methodology to evaluate the evolution of the sustainability of stand-alone microgrids projects. The proposed methodology considers a composite sustainability index (CSI) that includes both positive and negative impacts of the operation of the microgrid in a given community. The CSI is constructed along environmental, social, economic and technical dimensions of the microgrid. The sub-indexes of each dimension are aggregated into the CSI via a set of adaptive weighting factors, which indicate the relative importance of the corresponding dimension in the sustainability goals. The proposed methodology aims to be a support instrument for policy makers especially when defining sound corrective measures to guarantee the sustainability of small, isolated microgrid projects. To validate the performance of the proposed methodology, a microgrid installed in the northern part of Chile (Huatacondo) has been used as a benchmarking project.

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Application of MCDM Tool Integrated with SWOT Analysis for Prioritization of Strategies to Optimize Distributed Hybrid Energy Systems for Better Sustainability

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2024

Energy, Environment, and Sustainability

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Sustainability Assessment of a Power Generation System Using DSR-HNS Framework

Cited by 7 publications

References 12 publications

Assessment of Materials for High-Speed PMSMS Having a Tooth-Coil Topology

Assessment of Materials for High-Speed PMSMS Having a Tooth-Coil Topology

Methodology for Monitoring Sustainable Development of Isolated Microgrids in Rural Communities

Application of MCDM Tool Integrated with SWOT Analysis for Prioritization of Strategies to Optimize Distributed Hybrid Energy Systems for Better Sustainability

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