Fuzzy Goal Programming Model for Optimal Electricity Allocation
Journal of Advances in Mathematics and Computer Science · pp. 174–184 · Published 21 May 2015
10.9734/BJMCS/2015/16498Abstract
In this paper, an optimal electricity allocation model (OEAM) was developed for efficient energy consumption. This was done by constructing a weighted maxi sum fuzzy goal programming model where the membership functions (of the objectives) are considered as fuzzy goals and weights are introduced to the over deviational variables. In the achievement function, the weighted deviational variables are minimized. The model optimizes the amount of energy to be delivered to various business units of the XYZ electricity distribution company based on the objective functions and constraints. The results further strengthen our belief that fuzzy goal programming (FGP) models have considerable promise in terms of control, flexibility and real world applicability.
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