Distributed Generation
Design and Implementation
Chidi Sato
Corresponding
Zhejiang University
Xiaoli Sarkar
University of Cape Town
Ahmed Islam
Imperial College London
Abstract
Both academic and industrial communities have shown growing interest in optimising distributed generation for urban air pollution control. The approach was implemented in software and its computational efficiency assessed for urban air pollution control. Of the many configurations examined in the study, only 7 satisfied every design requirement. This work provides a foundation for further studies under more diverse operating conditions.
Keywords:
distributed generationdata envelopment analysisgenetic algorithmface detectionarsenic removal
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