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Phase2:Determine the combinationweightsof the evaluationsub-criteriabasedonthe fuzzyexperts’ ratings
andentropyapproach
In this step, thevital (final) evaluation sub-criteria areweightedby integrating the subjective
weights and objectiveweights. For the subjectiveweights, three groups of experts firstly assign
linguistic ratings to all sub-criteria by using the rating scales given in Table 2. Then, the fuzzy
evaluations forsub-criteriaareaggregatedandthesubjectiveweights forsub-criteriacanbecomputed.
On the other side, for the objective weights based on entropy method, linguistic ratings to all
alternativeswith respect to sub-criteria are firstly allocated byusing rating scales in Table 1, and
then are transformed to triangular fuzzynumbers. After aggregating the initial fuzzy evaluation
matrix forallalternatives, theobjectiveweights forall sub-criteriaaredeterminedbyusingentropy
method. Basedonaboveresults, thecombinationweights forall sub-criteriaareeventuallyaggregated
bycombiningsubjectiveweightsandobjectiveweightssimultaneously.
Phase3: Rankall alternatives forEVCSanddetermine theoptimal siteusing the fuzzyGRA-VIKOR
In thisstep, thenormalizedfuzzydecisionmatrix isassembledbasedontheaggregatedinitial
fuzzy evaluationmatrix inphase 2. Next, define the referential sequences of fuzzypositive ideal
solutionandnegativesolution. Then, theGRAmethodisemployedtocomputetheweighteddistances
ofeachalternative fromideal solutions. Finally,allEVCSsitealternativesarerankedinadescending
orderofperformancebasedonthevaluesofQi.
5. EvaluationIndexSystemforOptimalSitingofVehicleChargingStation
Evaluationcriteria arevery important to theoptimalEVCSsiting. It is important to establish
an evaluation index system to comprehensively reflect the inherent characteristics of EVCS siting.
However, theelectric-vehicle industry is still in theearly stagesofmanagementand technological
exploration, so there is no consistent list of criteria forEVCSsite selection inChina. Since electric
vehiclesareasustainablewayofenergydevelopment, theevaluation indexsystemforoptimalEVCS
siting isbuilt fromtheperspectiveofextendedsustainability. Theconventional sustainability theory
put forwardanewdevelopmentwaywhichcanachieveeconomicgrowthandsocialdevelopment
without environmental damage, and sustainability is designed as economy sustainability, society
sustainability and environment sustainability. Moreover, since EVCS construction involves large
numbersof technicalconditions, the technologysustainability is introducedto improvetheclassical
ideaofsustainability. Therefore, theevaluationindexsystemforoptimalEVCSsitingincludeseconomy
criteria, societycriteria, environmentcriteriaandtechnologycriteria. Further, thesub-criteria thatare
affiliatedwithabovefourcriteriaaredeterminedbyfuzzyDelphimethodas follows.
First of all, based on the extended sustainability theory, academic literatures and feasibility
reportsofEVCS,37 initial sub-criteriaarecollectedaccordingtorelative industrystandardsandexpert
consultation, inwhicheconomy,society,environmentandtechnologyarecovered. Furthermore, the
vital sub-criteriaareselectedas thefinalevaluationsub-criteriabasedontheFDM.
Expertsfirstlyexpress theiropinionsonthesub-criteria importance throughconservativeand
optimisticvalues.Andthescoresof sub-criteria liesonthescale from0to10. Subsequently,according
toEquations (1)and(2), theconservativeTFN(Ci
L ,Ci
M ,Ci
U )andoptimisticTFN(Oi
L ,Oi
M ,Oi
U )ofeach
expert respect toeachcriterionarecalculated(Table3). Then, theconsistencyof theexperts’opinions
are verified by calculating the values ofZi andMi. Finally, the vital sub-criteria are determined
basedon the consensusvalueGi. Particularly, the thresholdvalueofGi in is set to 6.0,whichhas
beenacceptedbymore than92%ofexperts [15]. Therefore,13evaluationsub-criteriaareselectedto
realize theoptimalsiteselectionofvehiclechargingstation(Table3). Theevaluation indexsystemis
summarized in theflowchart showninFigure2.
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Emerging Technologies for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
- Title
- Emerging Technologies for Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
- Editor
- MDPI
- Location
- Basel
- Date
- 2017
- Language
- English
- License
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-03897-191-7
- Size
- 17.0 x 24.4 cm
- Pages
- 376
- Keywords
- electric vehicle, plug-in hybrid electric vehicle (PHEV), energy sources, energy management strategy, energy-storage system, charging technologies, control algorithms, battery, operating scenario, wireless power transfer (WPT)
- Category
- Technik