The pipe gallery is an important content of future smart city construction. Scientific calculation of the paid service fee of power cable corridor can provide a basis for formulating the charging price of power cable corridor. This article studies the domestic commonly used comprehensive utility tunnel fees allocation method, comprehensive consideration of utility tunnel construction cost allocation method, the power pipeline laying alone cost method, the advantages of the comprehensive evaluation method, combining with the actual situation of electric power line, and then the power cable into the gallery fees calculation model is established, and the applicability of the model is verified by actual case calculation.
With the continuous acceleration of the urbanization process, more and more cities begin to lay down utility tunnels utility tunnels that can effectively improve the utilization efficiency of urban space. Based on this, this paper firstly studies the construction cost composition and operation and maintenance cost composition of the utility tunnels, and then, considering all stakeholders involved in the electrical cables into utility tunnels, establishes the allocation model of the electrical cables into utility tunnels cost based on the group decision model and the spatial proportion method. Finally, some sections of Qingdao utility tunnels are selected as examples for verification. The results show that the model has strong practicability and can effectively solve the problem of cost allocation of electrical cables into utility tunnels.
Based on the concept of DSM and the requirements of the demonstration project, the DSM model of green lighting was studied, carrying out the cost-benefit analysis. Combining the characteristics of the demonstration area, first of all, the cost-benefit of different interest subjects was analyzed. Secondly, the association rules algorithm was analyzed in detail, and the cost-benefit was analyzed by the association rules algorithm. Finally, the sensitivity analysis of the key factors, affecting the cost and benefit of each interest subject, was done by using the algorithm. And it is concluded that the user subsidy rate and consumer electricity price are the key factors that affect the userТs willingness to use green lighting technology and power grid enterprises to implement DSM measures.
A solar radiation distribution method is proposed based on the maximization of economic benefits for photovoltaic power generation and agricultural production in a photovoltaic greenhouse to solve the problem of low overall economic benefits because of an unreasonable solar radiation distribution between photovoltaic power generation and agricultural production in the photovoltaic greenhouse. First, a mathematical model of the solar radiation yield of photovoltaic greenhouse crops is proposed based on a rectangular hyperbolic modified light response model of crops to represent the relationship between solar radiation energy and crop production. Second, a mathematical model of the average annual revenue of a photovoltaic greenhouse is established to determine the maximum annual economic benefit of the photovoltaic greenhouse, and the model is constrained by the requirements of the light intensity of photovoltaic power generation and environmental conditions for the growth of greenhouse crops. Finally, the correctness of the model is verified by actual operation data of a photovoltaic greenhouse in Xinjiang, and the optimal solar radiation distribution proportion is calculated. This study provides theoretical support for the design of photovoltaic greenhouses.
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