Maintenance strategy selection in electric power distribution systems

Carnero, María Carmen; Gómez, Andrés González

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2017.04.100

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“…Recent work like Larsen et al 2016 [5] can be used together with the framework we developed as a way of helping to identify areas where future investments in reliability can be most beneficial to customers. We believe this information could help inform decision makers as they consider investments or rate designs that are better aligned with a customer's willingness to pay for lost power [32][33][34]. As we continue to advance the work and are able to consider suggested next steps, this framework will become increasingly more powerful, especially when reliability information parsed by customer class can be incorporated.…”

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Improving the estimated cost of sustained power interruptions to electricity customers

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Dunn

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Improving the estimated cost of sustained power interruptions to electricity customers

LaCommare

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Dunn

et al. 2018

Energy

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“…Researchers use MCDM methods in order to evaluate the factors affecting the process while determining appropriate maintenance policies for system components in their application areas. Tu et al [44] studied on the special equipment of a system, Ibraheem and Atia [45] focused on the transport industry, Azadeh et al [46] worked in a system, Carnero and Gomez [47] studied health centers power distribution systems, Pun et al [48] focused on selecting the most appropriate maintenance strategy in building facilities. Selecting of the maintenance strategy for equipment is a critical decision process for businesses.…”

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A Hybrid Model to Optimize the Maintenance Policies in the Hydroelectric Power Plants

2021

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The main goal of power plants is to generate the electricity in sustainability perspective consisting of the principles of environmental awareness, reliability, efficiency, economy and uninterruptedness. Complying with the operational directives and maintenance are twin pillars for achieving this comprehensive goal. Within this scope, this study handles the maintenance strategy selection problem which is the first step of the effective maintenance management for one of the most important equipment groups among thousands of equipment in one of the large-scale hydroelectric power plants which have great importance for Turkey energy mix with approximately a fifth share in the total generation. So as to determine the most critical equipment group AHP-TOPSIS combination is used. For the selected equipment group, the most appropriate of all applicable 4 maintenance strategies are determined via PROMETHEE, which has been limited used for the maintenance strategy selection problem in the literature despite its advantages. As a result of this study which is the first in the literature with its method configuration and its application in hydroelectric power plants, a 1-year observation is conducted to confirm the proposed approach, and a 100% improvement is achieved in the unit shutdowns resulting from the selected equipment.

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“…Therefore, the identification by consumers of the energy suppliers competitive advantages according to these criteria is a rather complicated process. Regulation of the price level for products (services) of energy supply and the level of costs for "tying" ("switching") energy supply service allow power supply service providers determining the range of changes in the competitive advantages formation, and consumers would consider this factor, choosing a supplier [3].…”

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Russian Enterprises Energy Supply Problem

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Agafonova³

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Proceedings of the Internation Conference on "Humanities and Social Sciences: Novations, Problems, Prospects" (HSSNPP 2019)

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The article reveals the relevance of the Russian enterprises energy supply problem in the context of significant changes in the relationship between producers, electricity suppliers and consumers, and also revealed a new configuration of relations and tools for their optimization. It is shown that energy supply is one of the most important Russian enterprise functional subsystems, whose high costs lead to a decrease in the products competitiveness. The existing models of interaction between the energy market subjects and the features of the pricing process act as the methodology. The study found that the organizational form of interaction between the consumer and the electricity supplier selection depends on its relative efficiency, and the costs associated with the interactions form depend on the consumer behavior and on the objective properties of the factors market. A method for selecting the energy supply source and suppliers is proposed, which allows tracking structural, market and regulatory changes.

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Maintenance strategy selection in electric power distribution systems

Cited by 46 publications

References 72 publications

Improving the estimated cost of sustained power interruptions to electricity customers

Improving the estimated cost of sustained power interruptions to electricity customers

A Hybrid Model to Optimize the Maintenance Policies in the Hydroelectric Power Plants

Russian Enterprises Energy Supply Problem

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