Technological foundations of management decision-making in the reconstruction of complex gas pipeline system
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| author | Aliyev, Ilgar Giyas oglu |
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| contents | This monograph presents a comprehensive analysis of the technological foundations of management decision-making in the reconstruction of complex gas pipeline systems. The study addresses the challenges posed by the aging infrastructure of gas supply networks and explores advanced strategies to improve their reliability, efficiency, and automation. Particular attention is given to the reconstruction of pipelines with various configurations linear, looped, and parallel systems under non-stationary gas flow conditions. The proposed models and methodologies offer solutions for optimizing operational parameters, improving emergency valve response, and ensuring uninterrupted gas supply through advanced management systems and data-driven decision support tools. Emphasis is placed on the integration of modern technologies, system theory, and feedback mechanisms in the design and operation of reconstructed pipeline systems. This work is intended for engineers, system designers, and researchers in the fields of gas supply, systems engineering, and energy infrastructure. |
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| spellingShingle | Technological foundations of management decision-making in the reconstruction of complex gas pipeline system Aliyev, Ilgar Giyas oglu Optimization and Control 76N15, 93A30, 90B06, 68M10 J.2; C.2.1; I.6.5; G.1.6 This monograph presents a comprehensive analysis of the technological foundations of management decision-making in the reconstruction of complex gas pipeline systems. The study addresses the challenges posed by the aging infrastructure of gas supply networks and explores advanced strategies to improve their reliability, efficiency, and automation. Particular attention is given to the reconstruction of pipelines with various configurations linear, looped, and parallel systems under non-stationary gas flow conditions. The proposed models and methodologies offer solutions for optimizing operational parameters, improving emergency valve response, and ensuring uninterrupted gas supply through advanced management systems and data-driven decision support tools. Emphasis is placed on the integration of modern technologies, system theory, and feedback mechanisms in the design and operation of reconstructed pipeline systems. This work is intended for engineers, system designers, and researchers in the fields of gas supply, systems engineering, and energy infrastructure. |
| title | Technological foundations of management decision-making in the reconstruction of complex gas pipeline system |
| topic | Optimization and Control 76N15, 93A30, 90B06, 68M10 J.2; C.2.1; I.6.5; G.1.6 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.11488 |