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Modeling the optimal structure for territorial technogenic safety system

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Turbulence surrounding of the development programs of territory technogenic safety systems impacts the implementation of the program. Thus, it raises the need to design constructive tools of mathematical modeling configured to the phases of the development program in order to increase the efficiency of applying limited human, financial material, time and other resources being involved to solve the problem of technogenic safety systems. We consider both a static optimization model of the technological safety system structure and dynamic one taking into account the state of fixed assets of potentially dangerous industrial object, composition and quantity of hazardous substances being applied and stored at some industrial object, other factors that determine the potential possibility of technogenic incident occurrence. As criteria of the problems one can use forms of known criteria that allow to assess the economic efficiency of different technological safety systems. The main constraints of static and dynamic optimization mathematical models have been proposed and analyzed. In common the problems being considered are stochastic discrete (discrete-continuous) problems of multi-criteria optimization, and their decision is based on the implementation of the branch and bound approach. The approach allows organizing iterative algorithm to identify desired parameters of TTSS development program product.
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  • 1National University of Civil Defense of Ukraine
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  • National University of Civil Defense of Ukraine,
  • Kharkiv National University of Civil Engineering and Architecture
Bibliografia
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  • 8. Popov V. M., Chub I. A. and Novozhylova M. V. 2012. Conceptual Representation of the Region's Technological Safety Systems. Poltava: Systems of Control, Navigation and Communication. Vol. 3(23), 206-209. (in Russian).
  • 9. Popov V. M., Chub I. A. and Novozhylova M. V. 2013. The Method of Multi-Stage Optimization Programs to Improve the Level of Technological Safety in the Region . Kharkov: ACS and Automation Devices. Vol. 165, 70-76. (in Russian).
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