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Pick-up & Deliver in Maintenance Management of Renewable Energy Power Plants

Vincenza Carchiolo, Francesco Di Dio, Longheu Alessandro, Malgeri Michele, Mangioni Giuseppe, Romeo Antonio, Trapani Natalia

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

2020

Vol. 21

579--585

Logistic optimization is a strategic element in many industrial processes, given that an optimized logistics makes the processes more efficient. A relevant case, in which the optimization of logistics can be decisive, is the maintenance in a Wind Farm where it can lead directly to a saving of energy cost. Wind farm maintenance presents, in fact, significant logistical challenges. They are usually distributed throughout the territory and also located at considerable distances from each other, they are generally found in places far from uninhabited centers and sometimes difficult to reach and finally spare parts are rarely available on the site of the plant itself. In this paper, we will study the problem concerning the optimization of maintenance logistics of wind plants based on the use of specific vehicle routing optimization algorithms. In particular a pickup-and- delivery algorithm with time-window is adopted to satisfy the maintenance requests of these plants, reducing their management costs. The solution was applied to a case study in a renewable energy power plant. Results time reduction and simplification and optimization obtained in the real case are discussed to evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of the adopted approach.

BPM tools for asset management in renewable energy power plants

Carchiolo Vincenza, Catalano Giovanni, Malgeri Michele, Pellegrino Carlo, Platania Giulio, Trapani Natalia

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

2019

Vol. 18

645--649

Business Process Management (BPM) is an accepted discipline and its importance in increasing automation inside industrial environment is today recognized by all players. The complexity of modern management process will lead to chaos without a well-designed and effective BPM. Today, several tools exist, both commercial and open-source, but the selection of the appropriate tool for each organization could be a hard work. Several BPM Suites were compared and BPM approach was applied to the case study of process management in a renewable energy power plant. Results both in process reduction and simplification and flow optimization obtained in the real case are discussed to state efficacy and efficiency of the adopted approach.