Power Transmission and Transformation Project Using Analytic Network Process

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Transmission and transformation is an important part of National Electric Power building, Based on the reality of our country, this paper proposed a comprehensive evaluation model, refer to the entire life­cycle environmental friendly, sophisticated products, independent research, cost optimization of management, etc, in order to supply reference for the decision-makers of power transmission and transformation projects.

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November 2012

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