Optimal Allocation of Gas Supply Reliability in Natural Gas Pipeline System Based on Exterior Penalty Function Method

Optimal allocation of gas supply reliability is an important part of gas supply reliability of natural gas pipeline system.In order to study the optimal allocation scheme of gas supply reliability with the lowest cost,a cost function model based on the gas supply capacity of the pipeline system was constructed.To address the limitation of traditional intelligent optimization algorithms (e.g.,Particle Swarm Optimization) that overlook constraints during iterative updates,this research proposed a novel Exterior Penalty Function Method for optimizing gas supply reliability.This method transformed constraints in the allocation model into penalty function terms,established a revised objective function,and converted the constrained allocation problem into an unconstrained extremum problem.Applying this method to a practical pipeline system,optimal gas supply reliability allocation values were derived.The results demonstrate that the Exterior Penalty Function Method significantly reduces computational time without compromising accuracy.The allocation outcomes exhibit robust convergence and align with engineering practicality.By clarifying the optimized allocation values of unit gas supply reliability and comparing them with the current reliability,the weak units in the gas supply system can be identified,providing a scientific basis for improving the gas supply reliability of pipeline systems.

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SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.12422/j.issn.1006-396x.2025.02.004
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Integrated Energy Systems Optimization
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Optimal Allocation of Gas Supply Reliability in Natural Gas Pipeline System Based on Exterior Penalty Function Method

SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología
Integrated Energy Systems Optimization
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Optimal Allocation of Gas Supply Reliability in Natural Gas Pipeline System Based on Exterior Penalty Function Method

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Abstract

Optimal allocation of gas supply reliability is an important part of gas supply reliability of natural gas pipeline system.In order to study the optimal allocation scheme of gas supply reliability with the lowest cost,a cost function model based on the gas supply capacity of the pipeline system was constructed.To address the limitation of traditional intelligent optimization algorithms (e.g.,Particle Swarm Optimization) that overlook constraints during iterative updates,this research proposed a novel Exterior Penalty Function Method for optimizing gas supply reliability.This method transformed constraints in the allocation model into penalty function terms,established a revised objective function,and converted the constrained allocation problem into an unconstrained extremum problem.Applying this method to a practical pipeline system,optimal gas supply reliability allocation values were derived.The results demonstrate that the Exterior Penalty Function Method significantly reduces computational time without compromising accuracy.The allocation outcomes exhibit robust convergence and align with engineering practicality.By clarifying the optimized allocation values of unit gas supply reliability and comparing them with the current reliability,the weak units in the gas supply system can be identified,providing a scientific basis for improving the gas supply reliability of pipeline systems.

SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología
China University of Petroleum, Beijing (CN), State Development & Investment Corporation (China) (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 54%
Integrated Energy Systems Optimization
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