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Revelo, Maria F.Tuza, Pablo V.Minist Educ
Unidad Educ Rafael Leon Carvajal Dist Educat Intercultural & Bilingue 10D03 Cotacac Coordinac Zonal 1 Cotacachi 100306 Ecuador Univ Tecn Ambato
Fac Ciencia Ingn Alimentos & Biotecnol Ambato 180216 Ecuador
In the present work, a modified mixed-integer linear programming model was implemented in Microsoft Excel (R) and minimized using the Solver tool to obtain information to devise a heat exchanger network with multiple ...
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In the present work, a modified mixed-integer linear programming model was implemented in Microsoft Excel (R) and minimized using the Solver tool to obtain information to devise a heat exchanger network with multiple utilities from a set of hot and cold streams and selected utilities by hand. Regarding the mixed-integer linear programming problem, the summation of utility energy was added to the model, and this energy was equal to that from the Temperature Interval method and the Grand Composite Curve. Moreover, feasible temperature ranges for heat exchange were considered according to the second law of thermodynamics. Also, the last two temperature intervals from the rank-ordered ones were assigned for water energy balances. An energy balance was introduced into the algorithm for each interval between its temperature and the process pinch temperature in the case of the boiler-feed water. Seven stream sets collected from the literature were used for the mixed-integer linear programming formulation testing, and six of them are presented in this article. Because of boiler-feed water generation and the low cost of utilities, the annualized cost of a heat exchanger network with multiple utilities can be lower than that of a network without multiple utilities.
In this paper, we present a method to exactly certify the computational complexity of standard suboptimal branch-and-bound (B&B) algorithms for computing suboptimal solutions to mixed-integer linear programming (M...
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In this paper, we present a method to exactly certify the computational complexity of standard suboptimal branch-and-bound (B&B) algorithms for computing suboptimal solutions to mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) problems. Three well-known approaches for suboptimal B&B are considered. This work shows that it is possible to exactly certify the computational complexity also when these approaches are used. Moreover, it also enables to compute exact bounds on the level of suboptimality actually to be obtained online, also for methods previously without any such guarantees. It additionally provides a novel deeper insight into how they affect the performance of the B&B algorithm in terms of the required computation time and memory storage. The exact bounds on the online worst-case computational complexity (e.g., the accumulated number of LP solver iterations or size of the B&B tree) and the worst-case suboptimality computed with the proposed method are very relevant for real-time applications such as Model Predictive Control (MPC) for hybrid systems. The numerical experiments confirm the correctness of the proposed method, and they demonstrate the usefulness of the certification method for certification of a standard online B&B-based MILP solver employing the three considered suboptimal techniques.
Islanded DC microgrids are vulnerable to voltage instability caused by excessive power demand, which can adversely impact downstream consumers and disrupt overall microgrid operation. Existing load-shedding techniques...
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Islanded DC microgrids are vulnerable to voltage instability caused by excessive power demand, which can adversely impact downstream consumers and disrupt overall microgrid operation. Existing load-shedding techniques face limitations such as over-shedding due to fixed voltage thresholds and time delays, predetermined load-shedding actions that fail to account for disturbance magnitude, and delayed stabilization caused by sequential load-shedding steps. To address these challenges, this paper proposes a novel load-shedding strategy for islanded DC microgrids that integrates a short-timer mechanism with mixedintegerlinearprogramming (MILP) optimization. The proposed approach reduces reliance on communication systems and achieves optimal load-shedding decisions using local voltage measurements. Simulation results on a DC microgrid model adapted from the IEEE 37-bus network demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed scheme. The scheme results in a 20% reduction in unnecessary load shedding, an 18% improvement in voltage stabilization (measured as the final voltage after a disturbance), and a 25% decrease in response time compared to conventional methods. The results show that the proposed strategy ensures that the DC bus voltage remains above the critical threshold of 720 V, enhancing system reliability by minimizing voltage transients, reducing regulation time, and maintaining power balance. These improvements highlight the potential of the proposed scheme to support robust, secure, and resilient DC microgrid operation.
This paper investigates a dynamic scheduling problem within a job shop robotic cell, wherein multiple robotic arms are responsible for material handling in a U-shaped arrangement. Each robotic arm has ac-cess to speci...
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This paper investigates a dynamic scheduling problem within a job shop robotic cell, wherein multiple robotic arms are responsible for material handling in a U-shaped arrangement. Each robotic arm has ac-cess to specific workstations based on their distance in the cell layout. Therefore, a part may need to be exchanged between several robots according to its process plan. For this purpose, intermediate buffers are positioned between each pair of consecutive robots. Due to the dynamic nature of the problem, new jobs arrive at unpredictable times, which in turn necessitates rescheduling taking the system's current state into account. To tackle this problem, firstly, a mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) model is devised. Secondly, three distinct Speed-up Constraints (SCs) derived from the problem's inherent charac-teristics are designed and implemented to accelerate the MILP model's solving procedure. Afterward, the problem is formulated using Constraint programming (CP) approach. The performance of the CP model and the MILP model in presence of all possible combinations of the SCs are evaluated and compared through solving various random instances. Next, an analysis is performed on the buffers' pick-up crite-rion and how it is affected by the problem's size. Besides, the impact of changes in the robots' speed on the productivity of the cell is assessed. Finally, the extent to which the rescheduling priority affects the output of the model is studied. (c) 2022 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
To address the lack of rapid and economical methods for assessing the power substitution potential of enterprises and industrial parks under the dual-carbon goals, this study employs a mixed-integer linear programming...
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Navigating rigid body objects through crowded environments can be challenging, especially when narrow passages are presented. Existing sampling-based planners and optimization-based methods like mixedintegerlinear p...
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Leveraging machine learning (ML) to predict an initial solution for mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) has gained considerable popularity in recent years. These methods predict a solution and fix a subset of vari...
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We present exact mixed-integerprogramminglinear formulations for verifying the performance of first-order methods for parametric quadratic optimization. We formulate the verification problem as a mixed-integer linea...
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In this paper we solve mixed-integerlinear programs (MILPs) via distributed asynchronous saddle point computation. To solve a MILP, we relax it with a linear program approximation. We first show that if the linear pr...
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Coordination of overcurrent-overcurrent (OC) and overcurrent-distance (Dis) relays is one of the important issues in sub-transmission and distribution networks. In this paper, three approaches based on mixed-integer l...
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Coordination of overcurrent-overcurrent (OC) and overcurrent-distance (Dis) relays is one of the important issues in sub-transmission and distribution networks. In this paper, three approaches based on mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) is proposed for OC-OC and OC-Dis relays' coordination. Two of these proposed approaches are based on previously presented MILP-based approaches that were introduced for determining time and pickup-current settings in OC-OC relays' coordination problem. These predefined approaches are developed for obtaining optimal types of OC relays in addition to time and pickup-current settings in OC-OC and OC-Dis relays' coordination problem. A new MILP-based approach with less variables than the developed approaches is also proposed. This new approach has the ability to reach the best result in the short simulation time. In the new proposed approach, a cubic term which has two binary variables and one continuous variable must be replaced with a linear term. Therefore, a new linearization method is presented for this purpose. Three proposed approaches are implemented on the IEEE 8-buses and the IEEE 30-buses network. It is illustrated that new proposed approach from the point of view of objective function and simulation time is better than other methods especially for large networks. Therefore, new proposed approach is suitable for employing in the computing software as an efficient algorithm for relays' coordination.
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