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Natural gas industry has been confronted with big challenges: great growth in demand, investments on new GSUs – gas supply units, and efficient technical system management.
The right number of GSUs, their best location on networks and the optimal
allocation to loads is a decision problem that can be formulated as a combinatorial
programming problem, with the objective of minimizing system expenses. Our emphasis is on the formulation, interpretation and development of a solution algorithm that will analyze the trade-off between infrastructure investment expenditure
and operating system costs. The location model was applied to a 12 node natural gas network, and its effectiveness was tested in five different operating scenarios.
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Constrained capacities Fixed costs Gas supply units GSU Natural gas Optimal location Optimization Transportation costs
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Springer Berlin Heidelberg
