MOORA and TOPSIS based selection of input parameter in solar powered absorption refrigeration system

Wankhede, Sagar V.; Hole, Jitendra A.

doi:10.1080/01430750.2020.1831600

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“…Priorities are may be given to some of the attributes, in this situation, the weights are multiplied with it and it is given in equation ( 3). The suitable/best choice of parameters is chosen based on the rank order of p i and the good alternative has more value of p i , whereas the bad choice of alternative has a low value of p i [9,13].The best alternative is chosen based on N i relative closeness value and it is given in Table 3. Table 4 shows the normalized and weight normalized values and its rank.…”

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“…Using the equations [9][10][11][12][13][14], relative weight, utility degree and its rank were calculated. The results are shown in Table 6.…”

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“…Anandan et al [8] analysed the significance of graphene nanofluid while turning M42 steel using AHP and MOORA. MOORA is a versatile method and widely applied in the optimization of the parameters and sustainable machining to solve environmental issues like economic, social and environmental features [9,10]. Multiple Attribute Decision Making (MADM) tools like MOORA and Weighted Euclidean Distance Based Approach (WEDBA) are also found to be suitable in ranking the controlling factors and manufacturing activities [11].…”

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Application of MOORA & COPRAS integrated with entropy method for multi-criteria decision making in dry turning process of Nimonic C263

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This article presents an integrated multi-criteria decision making using Entropy, MOORA and COPRAS methods for turning Nimonic C263. Experiments were performed under L27 Taguchi orthogonal array. Dry turning was performed and cubic boron nitride (CBN) was used to turn the alloy. The variables speed, feed and depth of cut were chosen as factors. For each experiment, the shear force component was measured during on line. The insert flank wear was measured after every experiment. The main objective of this paper is to identify the suitable trial to ensure minimum force and flank wear simultaneously. Because of the cost reduction and quality improvement, the controlling factors level should be selected appropriately. Hence, the integrated MCDM technique using MOORA, COPRAS and Entropy was chosen to determine the best experiment out of 27 experiments. Alternatives were ranked and the results were evaluated. The best experiment for minimization of force and flank wear is found to be 125 m/min, 0.055 mm/rev and 0.25 mm. The experimental test were observed with lesser deviation and confirmed that proposal found is more suitable to obtain minimum force and flank wear.

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confidence: 99%

“…Using the equations [9][10][11][12][13][14], relative weight, utility degree and its rank were calculated. The results are shown in Table 6.…”

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Application of MOORA & COPRAS integrated with entropy method for multi-criteria decision making in dry turning process of Nimonic C263

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“…The researchers discovered that the current and voltage parameters most significantly influence the final quality of welding. Wankhede and Hole [ 64 ] used the MOORA and TOPSIS methodologies to ascertain the most favourable input parameters for vapour absorption refrigeration systems. The MCDM techniques confirm the best solution as 40 W input power followed by 60 W and 70 W power systems.…”

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A historical review and analysis on MOORA and its fuzzy extensions for different applications

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“…Another study advocated treating and preventing circadian misalignment by increasing daytime illumination and decreasing night time illumination [76]. This necessitates using dynamic variations in spectral composition and using architectural solutions to increase the amount of daylight entering buildings.…”

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Enhancing Occupants’ Thermal Comfort in Buildings by Applying Solar-Powered Techniques

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As most people spend their days indoors, it is indeed important that buildings provide residents with a higher standard of health, convenience, and safety. As a result, many practices are implemented into buildings to improve the comfort of occupants, particularly thermal comfort; nevertheless, the energy required to run and maintain these applications is a significant constraint. Renewable energy sources offer alternative solutions to energy demand problems, and selecting the best renewable energy sources is crucial. In this article, we examine the health and well-being advantages to the occupants, as well as the surrounding environment, of a variety of novel strategies that may be integrated into buildings to increase occupants’ thermal comfort for conventional practices using solar power. The key discoveries explored in this article include daylighting, passive ventilation, thermal applications, cooling applications, and power generation. For this, the information was gathered by a systematic review of the relevant prior literature. In addition, the detrimental effects of existing practices on the health and well-being of residents and the environment are included. While there are still some practical obstacles to overcome in the extraction of solar energy, the technology exists. Potential future obstacles to the broad acceptance and usage of solar energy systems in buildings are highlighted, as well as possible solutions.

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MOORA and TOPSIS based selection of input parameter in solar powered absorption refrigeration system

Cited by 14 publications

References 13 publications

Application of MOORA & COPRAS integrated with entropy method for multi-criteria decision making in dry turning process of Nimonic C263

Application of MOORA & COPRAS integrated with entropy method for multi-criteria decision making in dry turning process of Nimonic C263

A historical review and analysis on MOORA and its fuzzy extensions for different applications

Enhancing Occupants’ Thermal Comfort in Buildings by Applying Solar-Powered Techniques

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