COORDINATION OF OPTIMISATION TARGETS AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT

The work considers the problem of optimising the urban charging infrastructure as a multi-channel mass service system with a queue. Queues at charging stations are due to the shortage of energy resources in the studied region. An algorithm has been developed and implemented to optimise a charging s...

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Main Authors: Nataliia KOSTIAN, Mirosław ŚMIESZEK, Petro MATEICHYK
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Rzeszow University of Technology 2023-12-01
Series:Humanities and Social Sciences
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Online Access:https://journals.prz.edu.pl/hss/article/view/1638
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author Nataliia KOSTIAN
Mirosław ŚMIESZEK
Petro MATEICHYK
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Mirosław ŚMIESZEK
Petro MATEICHYK
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description The work considers the problem of optimising the urban charging infrastructure as a multi-channel mass service system with a queue. Queues at charging stations are due to the shortage of energy resources in the studied region. An algorithm has been developed and implemented to optimise a charging station for electric vehicles based on the criterion of meeting charging demand has been developed and implemented. At the same time, the main parameters of the system during peak hours were taken into account. The algorithm allows to determine the optimal number of chargers at the station depending on the target value of the demand for charging in the customer radius area. To implement the charging station optimisation model, taking into account the requirements of the entrepreneur, an algorithm has been developed to determine the average queue length based on dynamic data structures. The algorithm is based on an object-oriented modeling paradigm and supports the possibility of using variable statistical values that change during the day. The optimisation algorithm in the charging infrastructure development management system at the business level uses parameters obtained at the customer and society levels. Thus, the connection between the levels of management of the development of the urban charging infrastructure and the possibility of their consistent application has been proven.
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spelling doaj.art-23bd3becd48e406d868e7b0c72998bc42024-03-30T12:36:56ZengRzeszow University of TechnologyHumanities and Social Sciences2300-53272300-99182023-12-01304 - part 215316210.7862/rz.2023.hss.691638COORDINATION OF OPTIMISATION TARGETS AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENTNataliia KOSTIAN0Mirosław ŚMIESZEK1Petro MATEICHYK2National Transport University, KyivRzeszow University of TechnologyNational Transport University, KyivThe work considers the problem of optimising the urban charging infrastructure as a multi-channel mass service system with a queue. Queues at charging stations are due to the shortage of energy resources in the studied region. An algorithm has been developed and implemented to optimise a charging station for electric vehicles based on the criterion of meeting charging demand has been developed and implemented. At the same time, the main parameters of the system during peak hours were taken into account. The algorithm allows to determine the optimal number of chargers at the station depending on the target value of the demand for charging in the customer radius area. To implement the charging station optimisation model, taking into account the requirements of the entrepreneur, an algorithm has been developed to determine the average queue length based on dynamic data structures. The algorithm is based on an object-oriented modeling paradigm and supports the possibility of using variable statistical values that change during the day. The optimisation algorithm in the charging infrastructure development management system at the business level uses parameters obtained at the customer and society levels. Thus, the connection between the levels of management of the development of the urban charging infrastructure and the possibility of their consistent application has been proven.https://journals.prz.edu.pl/hss/article/view/1638charging infrastructureelectric vehicleoptimisation problemqueuing model
spellingShingle Nataliia KOSTIAN
Mirosław ŚMIESZEK
Petro MATEICHYK
COORDINATION OF OPTIMISATION TARGETS AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
Humanities and Social Sciences
charging infrastructure
electric vehicle
optimisation problem
queuing model
title COORDINATION OF OPTIMISATION TARGETS AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
title_full COORDINATION OF OPTIMISATION TARGETS AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
title_fullStr COORDINATION OF OPTIMISATION TARGETS AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
title_full_unstemmed COORDINATION OF OPTIMISATION TARGETS AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
title_short COORDINATION OF OPTIMISATION TARGETS AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF CHARGING INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT
title_sort coordination of optimisation targets at different levels of charging infrastructure development management
topic charging infrastructure
electric vehicle
optimisation problem
queuing model
url https://journals.prz.edu.pl/hss/article/view/1638
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