2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.trb.2017.10.011
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Benders-and-Price approach for electric vehicle charging station location problem under probabilistic travel range

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“…However, we note that formulation EFRLM2 seems to be more performant than formulation EFRLM1 for large values of p only (typically more than 5 stations). This might be explained by the fact that both formulations involve similar knapsack constraints (see constraints (17) linking the trip coverage variables z q with the assignment variables w kl q in EFRLM2). Hence, the only formulation Table 3: FRLM1 and FRLM2 comparison on real-life instances strengthening obtained when using formulation EFRM2 comes from the integration of a second set of constraints (constraints (16)) to link variables z q and w kl q .…”
Section: Results For the Stochastic Problemmentioning
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“…However, we note that formulation EFRLM2 seems to be more performant than formulation EFRLM1 for large values of p only (typically more than 5 stations). This might be explained by the fact that both formulations involve similar knapsack constraints (see constraints (17) linking the trip coverage variables z q with the assignment variables w kl q in EFRLM2). Hence, the only formulation Table 3: FRLM1 and FRLM2 comparison on real-life instances strengthening obtained when using formulation EFRM2 comes from the integration of a second set of constraints (constraints (16)) to link variables z q and w kl q .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Hence, the problem modeling involves computing the coverage probability of each trip as the joint probability that each portion of the trip comprised between two opened charging stations will be shorter than the driving range. To the best of our knowledge, only two recent works, [3] and [17], have studied this problem. De Vries and Duijzer [3] assume that, for a given trip, the realization of the driving range will be the same on each portion of the trip and exploit this assumption to ease the computation of the joint probability.…”
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“…La sostenibilidad se refiere al desarrollo a largo plazo que incluye tres pilares: crecimiento económico, desarrollo social y protección ambiental. En la dimensión social, se consideran factores como la armonización de EC para VEEs mediante la planificación del desarrollo de la red vial urbana y de la red eléctrica, la convergencia de tráfico, la capacidad de servicio y el impacto en la vida de las personas [7], [8].…”
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“…The primary challenge of EV charging technology industry is to determine the optimal capacitated and located electric charging stations [8]. There are four presumptions made for EVs charging necessities in Lee and Han's research (2017) [9]: driver selects the shortest route, at the beginning of the route, half of the battery is full, at the end of the route, the battery must not be less than half of the battery and finally the travel range is constant and deterministic.…”
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