2002
DOI: 10.1049/ip-gtd:20020006
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Quantifying electric power quality via fuzzy modelling and analytic hierarchy processing

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“…(2)The results from CVM1~CVM4 and [5] are almost consistent while those of [3], [8] and [17] are basically similar. Actually, the key discrepancy concentrates on the priority of s 1 and s 2 .…”
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“…(2)The results from CVM1~CVM4 and [5] are almost consistent while those of [3], [8] and [17] are basically similar. Actually, the key discrepancy concentrates on the priority of s 1 and s 2 .…”
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“…For the further demonstration of the validity of modified CVM and the impacts of different empowerment approaches on the evaluation, another eight random samples of PQ from [3] With the application of CVM with equitable weight (CVM1), CVM with AHP (CVM2), CVM with VCM (CVM3), and CVM with SE (CVM4), the corresponding close value set can be separately represented as E , E 1 Therefore, the final assessment results derive from CVM1 to CVM4 and [3,5,8,17] can be compared in the Table 3. Table 3 ranking results of PQ by various methods Sampleto be inferior to those of s 2 , though s 1 holds a higher PSR.…”
Section: Assessment Of Eight Random Samples Of Pqmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The impacts of such disturbing effects can be directly related to power losses, insulation stress, over voltages, power oscillations or even malfunction and damage on sensitive loads (Bollen, 2000). Among a number of different areas related to this question, during the last decades intensive research has been directed to the definition of power quality indices and revenue metering techniques, suitable for monitoring nonlinear and unbalanced systems (Ferrero et al, 1998;Marafão et al, 2002;Farghal et al, 2002). Considering the power quality monitoring, important indices have been defined to estimate the amount of harmonic distortion or unbalances on the measured voltage (v) and currents (i) or also how these distortions affect other indicators, such as, e.g., the power factor (PF).…”
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“…One of the most important indices of energy quality is voltage deviation. For the investigation of electric energy quality indices in 2000 IEEE formed a team of specialists, the results of the work of this team are available in [2,3]. Analysis of consumers sensitiving to voltage quality is shown in [4].…”
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confidence: 99%