Alternative approach to automated management of load flow in engineering networks considering functional reliability
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2016.59451Keywords:
pipe-line network, functional reliability, consumer of purpose-oriented product, method of reliability calculationAbstract
The approach to automated management of load flow in engineering networks considering functional reliability was proposed in the article. The improvement of the concept of operational and strategic management of load flow in engineering networks was considered. The verbal statement of the problem for thesis research is defined, namely, the problem of development of information technology for exact calculation of the functional reliability of the network, or the risk of short delivery of purpose-oriented product for consumers
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