Investigating Threats to Power Plants Using a Carver Matrix and Providing Solutions: A Case Study of Iran

Zahedi, Rahim; Golivari, Sina

doi:10.18488/13.v11i1.2965

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“…The use of solar energy and wind in Iran is higher over other renewable energies [80] . Considering the present restraints and higher costs of generation of geothermal energy, now its use has less economic justification for Iran [81] .…”

Section: Energy Policies In Iranmentioning

confidence: 95%

Potential assessment of renewable energy resources and their power plant capacities in Iran

Ahmadi

2022

new n.a. exploit. and appl.

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Today, most developed and developing countries utilize renewable energy to meet their needs. The use of renewable energy prevents environmental pollution. A concern of the governments is to deal with environmental pollution. In this paper, the types of renewable energy used in electricity generation in Iran have been studied. Studies show that during the last 20 years, 1.5% of the amount of electricity produced in Iran is supplied by renewable energy. Iran also has a much greater potential for utilizing renewable energy. By 2020, Iran has a potential of 42000 MW use of renewable energies. However, the capacity of renewable power stations constructed in Iran is 800 MW. Different regions of Iran have high wind, solar and geothermal energy potential, which unfortunately has not been used enough to meet industrial needs.

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Section: Energy Policies In Iranmentioning

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Potential assessment of renewable energy resources and their power plant capacities in Iran

Ahmadi

2022

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“…It is necessary to make plans before the incidents. These plans will be effective when accompanied by the powerful presence of the community [17]. Quality programs of local interest groups greatly impact environmental problems, especially natural hazards, and can increase the commitment level of elected officials [18].…”

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Flood zoning and developing strategies to increase resilience against floods with a crisis management approach

Estelaji¹,

Aghajari²,

Zahedi³

2023

AREES

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Assessment and planning of crisis management with the approach to natural flood disasters include many factors. In this regard, one of the basic principles of crisis management is based on the resilience of urban infrastructure against floods. This study developed strategies to increase resilience by flood zoning and crisis management. The investigation of the current situation shows that despite the efforts being made, the climatic and environmental conditions of the rivers, the settlements of the infiltration basin, the constructions, and the location inaccuracy of the following structures indicate many challenges in managing the current situation in various components of crisis management. In this regard, the main direction of this article is to evaluate the urban resilience of the Khuzestan region against floods based on a crisis management approach and technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) and Fuzzy weighting methods using geographic information system (GIS).

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“…Zamzam Street and Ayatollah Saeidi Highway form the common border between District 19 and neighboring areas in the north and west. Bahmanyar Street and the northern part of Tondgouyan Highway are the eastern borders between District 19 and District 16, and it is limited to Azadegan Highway from the south [19]. The 19th district of Tehran is located in the entrance area of southwest Tehran, has a special place, and contains some of the structural elements of the city.…”

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Potential measurement and spatial priorities determination for gas station construction using WLC and GIS

Estelaji¹,

Naseri²,

Keshavarzzadeh³

et al. 2023

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Improper location of gas stations leads to waste of resources, time, and user dissatisfaction. On the other hand, the optimal location of these facilities will have a significant impact not only on the quality of traffic in the network but also on their economic success. The aim of this research is the spatial-physical organization of inner-city structures with an emphasis on the location of gas stations using the weighted linear integrated model method on the GIS platform using the descriptive-analytical method. First, the location of the existing stations and the areas that need gas stations were determined using the weighted linear integrated model (WLC) and ArcGIS. A scoring-based method was used to convert the maps into a standard scale ranging from 0 to 1 and 0 to 255. The Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) method and the Expert Choice app were used to determine the criteria weights. Then, the GIS and WLC capability to provide a suitable model for locating stations was tested. The result states that for the construction of gas stations, the Bahmanyar region will be the priority. North Khani Abad region is the second priority, and South Khani Abad and Esfandiari regions are the following priorities. Finally, with the local investigation of the prioritized areas by WLC, it was found that these areas are suitable for constructing gas stations. This method can be used for finding a suitable location for gas station construction in all other cases.

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Investigating Threats to Power Plants Using a Carver Matrix and Providing Solutions: A Case Study of Iran

Cited by 10 publications

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Potential assessment of renewable energy resources and their power plant capacities in Iran

Potential assessment of renewable energy resources and their power plant capacities in Iran

Flood zoning and developing strategies to increase resilience against floods with a crisis management approach

Potential measurement and spatial priorities determination for gas station construction using WLC and GIS

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