Analysis of Intelligent Sensing Device for Power Distribution Network Equipment Based on Sequence Relation Method

Power engineering projects involve a wide range of areas, large investment, long cycle, high risk, so how to sum up project management experience, so as to effectively improve the quality and effectiveness of power grid production technical transformation project management is a very important research topic. As an important subject direction of operations research and decision science, Group Decision Making studies how to integrate the preferences of individual decision makers into the preferences of the group and prioritize the alternatives, which is suitable for the evaluation after the implementation of the project. Production by the institute of Jiangsu province from 2021 years ago was put into operation in the technological upgrading projects to select the 20 enhance the level of distribution automation practical evaluation after the project, using the theory of Group Decision Making in the evaluation of the proj ect group, to evaluate all aspects of project implementation, through the comparison and analysis, find out the problems existing in the project group of all items in, through overall analysis, Summarize the general characteristics of this type of technical transformation project, and put forward countermeasures and suggestions for the common problems.

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2024-11-22
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ifeea64237.2024.10878578
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Power Systems and Technologies
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Analysis of Intelligent Sensing Device for Power Distribution Network Equipment Based on Sequence Relation Method

Delv Zhu, Lu Lu, Ying Xiao, Xue Wu et al.
Power Systems and Technologies
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Analysis of Intelligent Sensing Device for Power Distribution Network Equipment Based on Sequence Relation Method

Delv Zhu, Lu Lu, Ying Xiao, Xue Wu, Qiu Liang Wang
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Power engineering projects involve a wide range of areas, large investment, long cycle, high risk, so how to sum up project management experience, so as to effectively improve the quality and effectiveness of power grid production technical transformation project management is a very important research topic. As an important subject direction of operations research and decision science, Group Decision Making studies how to integrate the preferences of individual decision makers into the preferences of the group and prioritize the alternatives, which is suitable for the evaluation after the implementation of the project. Production by the institute of Jiangsu province from 2021 years ago was put into operation in the technological upgrading projects to select the 20 enhance the level of distribution automation practical evaluation after the project, using the theory of Group Decision Making in the evaluation of the proj ect group, to evaluate all aspects of project implementation, through the comparison and analysis, find out the problems existing in the project group of all items in, through overall analysis, Summarize the general characteristics of this type of technical transformation project, and put forward countermeasures and suggestions for the common problems.

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