A Decomposition Algorithm for Byproduct Gases Scheduling in Iron and Steel Enterprises

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Concentrating on byproduct gas system with multiple pipeline networks, this paper established a mathematical model for byproduct gas scheduling (BGS) problem in iron and steel enterprises with consideration of supply priorities of consumption units. A decomposition algorithm is employed to transform the original model into an integer programming and a linear programming. The genetic algorithm is introduced as the solution mainframe to solve the integer programming problem and the linear programming problem iteratively. The result of practical-data-based experiment indicates that the proposed model and algorithm are feasible and effective.

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