2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2022.112083
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Multi-period optimization of hydrogen supply chain utilizing natural gas pipelines and byproduct hydrogen

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“…Comparing with other functions. To compare the proposed model's performance, the function type is replaced with the sine type function for constraint (6). Changing the constraint is still the model becomes Linear Programming (LP).…”
Section: Mathematical Model Consequently It Is Necessary To Make the ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Comparing with other functions. To compare the proposed model's performance, the function type is replaced with the sine type function for constraint (6). Changing the constraint is still the model becomes Linear Programming (LP).…”
Section: Mathematical Model Consequently It Is Necessary To Make the ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Constraint (5) shows the amount of forecasted production in year i under scenario s. Constraint(6) presents linear regression function that must be fitted. Therefore, polynomial regression is suggested.…”
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“…[22] for the first time assessed the economic advantages, the techno-economic feasibility and the central role of reusing by-product hydrogen in the early phase of hydrogen infrastructure in the northern Spain region. A multi-period programming was designed in [23] to make use of existing infrastructure for by-product hydrogen and natural gas (NG) pipelines, which demonstrated the economic benefits of byproduct hydrogen. Even though, the potential of by-product hydrogen remains to be discovered.…”
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“…Viewed from a broad perspective that covers the whole world, the biggest challenges in hydrogen development are the unavailability of adequate infrastructure, the level of risk of using hydrogen, lack of government support, integration of systems such as codes, regulations and code standards, and requires large costs [34]. In South Korea itself, the toughest challenge in hydrogen development is that the cost of raw materials and construction of infrastructure is still quite expensive [35]. In China, precisely in Guangdong province, a wind power plant has been built to be used as a supplier of electrical energy in the electrolysis of water into hydrogen, but the challenge in its construction is the high construction cost and China has only invested around CNY 6.17 million in infrastructure development [36].…”
Section: Challenges Of Hydrogen Development In the World And In Indon...mentioning
confidence: 99%