Nowadays wind resource assessment utilize new advanced technologies and appropriate analytical methods which are applied to estimate how much wind as a fossil free fuel will be available from a wind farm over the period of its performance. The utmost important piece of information is determining the expected generation of energy from the power plant and ultimately how much cost effective it will be. In our study we have proposed a new method, the improved mixture Weibull distribution produced from the combination of two and three parameter Weibull distribution with six parameters which include shape, scale, location parameter and the weight component or the mixing parameter. The basic properties of the improved mixture Weibull distribution and the estimation of parameters using maximum likelihood method are discussed. The estimated parameters are used to derive a mathematical model to compute the capacity factor and wind power density.
In any organization when the policy decisions related to emoluments, benefits and objectives are announced then the exit of personnel is occurred. When the exit of personnel occurs, time overwhelming and expense happened for the recruitment , so that the recruitment cannot introduced in real time and also frequent recruitment are not encouraged, when the cumulative loss of manpower on critical occasion cross the level called as threshold, then only the recruitment is introduced and made. A mathematical model is developed using univarity policy of recruitment based on shock model approach in this paper. The inter-policy decision times and the inter-transfer decision times form same renewal process for three grades to obtain the mean variance of the time to recruitment. Mathematical equations for mean time to recruitment are developed using Laplace transform.
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