OPTIMUM RESTORATION PROCESS OF A HIERARCHICALLY SEPARATED CITY GAS SYSTEM DURING A POST-EARTHQUAKE PERIOD
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A technique for simulating the post-earthquake restoration process for a hierarchically separated city gas supply system has been developed by considering optimization of the restoration process. A new method of restoration planning for medium- and /or low-pressure pipelines and blocks is proposed which ensures that the network characteristics of the system will be effectively utilized. A restoration algorithm that uses the PERT/leveling method was applied to develop a realistic resource allocation. When manpower is allocated in accordance with this new restoration strategy, restoration work proceeds smoothly from the medium-pressure to the low-pressure network and greatly affects the time taken to complete the restoration.
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