The present work studies and identifies the different variables that affect the output parameters involved in a single cylinder direct injection compression ignition （CI） engine using jatropha biodiesel. Response su...The present work studies and identifies the different variables that affect the output parameters involved in a single cylinder direct injection compression ignition （CI） engine using jatropha biodiesel. Response surface methodology based on Central composite design （CCD） is used to design the experiments. Mathematical models are developed for combustion parameters （Brake specific fuel consumption （BSFC） and peak cylinder pressure （Pmax））, performance parameter brake thermal efficiency （BTE） and emission parameters （CO, NOx, unburnt HC and smoke） using regression techniques. These regression equations are further utilized for simultaneous optimization of combustion （BSFC, Pmax）, performance （BTE） and emission （CO, NOx, HC, smoke） parameters. As the objective is to maximize BTE and minimize BSFC, Pmax, CO, NOx, HC, smoke, a multi- objective optimization problem is formulated. Non- dominated sorting genetic algorithm-II is used in predict- ing the Pareto optimal sets of solution. Experiments are performed at suitable optimal solutions for predicting the combustion, performance and emission parameters to check the adequacy of the proposed model. The Pareto optimal sets of solution can be used as guidelines for the end users to select optimal combination of engine outputand emission parameters depending upon their own requirements.展开更多
To address the challenges of supply-demand imbal-ance in rail transit and the complex passenger flow interactions among multiple hub stations under high-passenger-volume scenarios,this study proposes an optimized rail...To address the challenges of supply-demand imbal-ance in rail transit and the complex passenger flow interactions among multiple hub stations under high-passenger-volume scenarios,this study proposes an optimized rail transit scheduling method based on a flexible train formation strat-egy(FTFS).By constructing interaction parameters that characterize the coupling effects of high passenger flow across multiple hubs,a multiobjective optimization model is developed to minimize passenger waiting time at hub sta-tions and operational costs.An improved nondominated sorting genetic algorithm incorporating chaotic mapping and adaptive evolutionary parameters is designed for efficient so-lution optimization.This method overcomes the limitations of fixed train formations by supporting diversified modular unit detachment and reconnection,enabling dynamic capac-ity adjustment and efficient rolling stock circulation.A case study on Nanjing Metro Line 1 demonstrates that the FTFS reduces the average waiting time at hub stations by 47.2%,alleviates train congestion by approximately 18.6%,and re-duces the operational costs under low-demand scenarios by 44.8%.Pareto frontier analysis further reveals the trade-off mechanism between transport capacity elasticity and opera-tional costs.These findings validate the effectiveness of the flexible train formation model in mitigating platform conges-tion and enhancing passenger flow evacuation efficiency at transport hubs,providing multiobjective decision-making support for managing extreme passenger flow during holi-days and peak events.展开更多
Modern automated generation control(AGC)is increasingly complex,requiring precise frequency control for stability and operational accuracy.Traditional PID controller optimisation methods often struggle to handle nonli...Modern automated generation control(AGC)is increasingly complex,requiring precise frequency control for stability and operational accuracy.Traditional PID controller optimisation methods often struggle to handle nonlinearities and meet robustness requirements across diverse operational scenarios.This paper introduces an enhanced strategy using a multi-objective optimisation framework and a modified non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm Ⅱ(SNSGA).The proposed model optimises the PID controller by minimising key performance metrics:integration time squared error(ITSE),integration time absolute error(ITAE),and rate of change of deviation(J).This approach balances convergence rate,overshoot,and oscillation dynamics effectively.A fuzzy-based method is employed to select the most suitable solution from the Pareto set.The comparative analysis demonstrates that the SNSGA-based approach offers superior tuning capabilities over traditional NSGA-Ⅱ and other advanced control methods.In a two-area thermal power system without reheat,the SNSGA significantly reduces settling times for frequency deviations:2.94s for Δf_(1) and 4.98s for Δf_(2),marking improvements of 31.6%and 13.4%over NSGA-Ⅱ,respectively.展开更多
The belief rule-based(BRB)system has been popular in complexity system modeling due to its good interpretability.However,the current mainstream optimization methods of the BRB systems only focus on modeling accuracy b...The belief rule-based(BRB)system has been popular in complexity system modeling due to its good interpretability.However,the current mainstream optimization methods of the BRB systems only focus on modeling accuracy but ignore the interpretability.The single-objective optimization strategy has been applied in the interpretability-accuracy trade-off by inte-grating accuracy and interpretability into an optimization objec-tive.But the integration has a greater impact on optimization results with strong subjectivity.Thus,a multi-objective optimiza-tion framework in the modeling of BRB systems with inter-pretability-accuracy trade-off is proposed in this paper.Firstly,complexity and accuracy are taken as two independent opti-mization goals,and uniformity as a constraint to give the mathe-matical description.Secondly,a classical multi-objective opti-mization algorithm,nondominated sorting genetic algorithm II(NSGA-II),is utilized as an optimization tool to give a set of BRB systems with different accuracy and complexity.Finally,a pipeline leakage detection case is studied to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the developed multi-objective optimization.The comparison illustrates that the proposed multi-objective optimization framework can effectively avoid the subjectivity of single-objective optimization,and has capability of joint optimiz-ing the structure and parameters of BRB systems with inter-pretability-accuracy trade-off.展开更多
文摘The present work studies and identifies the different variables that affect the output parameters involved in a single cylinder direct injection compression ignition （CI） engine using jatropha biodiesel. Response surface methodology based on Central composite design （CCD） is used to design the experiments. Mathematical models are developed for combustion parameters （Brake specific fuel consumption （BSFC） and peak cylinder pressure （Pmax））, performance parameter brake thermal efficiency （BTE） and emission parameters （CO, NOx, unburnt HC and smoke） using regression techniques. These regression equations are further utilized for simultaneous optimization of combustion （BSFC, Pmax）, performance （BTE） and emission （CO, NOx, HC, smoke） parameters. As the objective is to maximize BTE and minimize BSFC, Pmax, CO, NOx, HC, smoke, a multi- objective optimization problem is formulated. Non- dominated sorting genetic algorithm-II is used in predict- ing the Pareto optimal sets of solution. Experiments are performed at suitable optimal solutions for predicting the combustion, performance and emission parameters to check the adequacy of the proposed model. The Pareto optimal sets of solution can be used as guidelines for the end users to select optimal combination of engine outputand emission parameters depending upon their own requirements.
基金Key Project of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 52432011)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 524B2153)。
文摘To address the challenges of supply-demand imbal-ance in rail transit and the complex passenger flow interactions among multiple hub stations under high-passenger-volume scenarios,this study proposes an optimized rail transit scheduling method based on a flexible train formation strat-egy(FTFS).By constructing interaction parameters that characterize the coupling effects of high passenger flow across multiple hubs,a multiobjective optimization model is developed to minimize passenger waiting time at hub sta-tions and operational costs.An improved nondominated sorting genetic algorithm incorporating chaotic mapping and adaptive evolutionary parameters is designed for efficient so-lution optimization.This method overcomes the limitations of fixed train formations by supporting diversified modular unit detachment and reconnection,enabling dynamic capac-ity adjustment and efficient rolling stock circulation.A case study on Nanjing Metro Line 1 demonstrates that the FTFS reduces the average waiting time at hub stations by 47.2%,alleviates train congestion by approximately 18.6%,and re-duces the operational costs under low-demand scenarios by 44.8%.Pareto frontier analysis further reveals the trade-off mechanism between transport capacity elasticity and opera-tional costs.These findings validate the effectiveness of the flexible train formation model in mitigating platform conges-tion and enhancing passenger flow evacuation efficiency at transport hubs,providing multiobjective decision-making support for managing extreme passenger flow during holi-days and peak events.
基金supported in part by the Science and Technology Innovation Program of Hunan Province under Grant 2022RC4028in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant 62473204+3 种基金in part by the Chunhui Program Collaborative Scientific Research Project under Grant 202202004in part by the Natural Science Foundation of Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications under Grants NY221082,NY222144,and NY223075in part by the Huali Program for Excellent Talents in Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunicationsin part by the Postgraduate Research and Practice Innovation Program of Jiangsu Province under Grant KYCX24_1215.
文摘Modern automated generation control(AGC)is increasingly complex,requiring precise frequency control for stability and operational accuracy.Traditional PID controller optimisation methods often struggle to handle nonlinearities and meet robustness requirements across diverse operational scenarios.This paper introduces an enhanced strategy using a multi-objective optimisation framework and a modified non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm Ⅱ(SNSGA).The proposed model optimises the PID controller by minimising key performance metrics:integration time squared error(ITSE),integration time absolute error(ITAE),and rate of change of deviation(J).This approach balances convergence rate,overshoot,and oscillation dynamics effectively.A fuzzy-based method is employed to select the most suitable solution from the Pareto set.The comparative analysis demonstrates that the SNSGA-based approach offers superior tuning capabilities over traditional NSGA-Ⅱ and other advanced control methods.In a two-area thermal power system without reheat,the SNSGA significantly reduces settling times for frequency deviations:2.94s for Δf_(1) and 4.98s for Δf_(2),marking improvements of 31.6%and 13.4%over NSGA-Ⅱ,respectively.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(71901212)the Science and Technology Innovation Program of Hunan Province(2020RC4046).
文摘The belief rule-based(BRB)system has been popular in complexity system modeling due to its good interpretability.However,the current mainstream optimization methods of the BRB systems only focus on modeling accuracy but ignore the interpretability.The single-objective optimization strategy has been applied in the interpretability-accuracy trade-off by inte-grating accuracy and interpretability into an optimization objec-tive.But the integration has a greater impact on optimization results with strong subjectivity.Thus,a multi-objective optimiza-tion framework in the modeling of BRB systems with inter-pretability-accuracy trade-off is proposed in this paper.Firstly,complexity and accuracy are taken as two independent opti-mization goals,and uniformity as a constraint to give the mathe-matical description.Secondly,a classical multi-objective opti-mization algorithm,nondominated sorting genetic algorithm II(NSGA-II),is utilized as an optimization tool to give a set of BRB systems with different accuracy and complexity.Finally,a pipeline leakage detection case is studied to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the developed multi-objective optimization.The comparison illustrates that the proposed multi-objective optimization framework can effectively avoid the subjectivity of single-objective optimization,and has capability of joint optimiz-ing the structure and parameters of BRB systems with inter-pretability-accuracy trade-off.
