An evaluation method for pump station operation status based on improved combined weighting method and cloud model
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(1.StateKey Laboratory of Hydraulic Engineering Intelligent Construction and Operation, Tianjin University; 2.China Water Huaihe Planning and Design Research Co., Ltd.)

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    To address the lack of effective methods for evaluating the operation status of pump stations, as well as the high uncertainty and result distortion associated with traditional weighting and evaluation approaches, an evaluation method for pump station operation status based on improved combined weighting method and cloud model is proposed. An evaluation indicator system is constructed, consisting of three criteria: safety status monitoring, technical performance, and operational economy. The subjective weights are determined using the fuzzy AHP-DEMATEL method, while the objective weights are obtained through the CRITIC method based on historical operation data of the pump station. The combined weights are then derived by integrating the subjective and objective weights, and the operation status of the pump station is finally evaluated through the cloud model. Application examples verify that the proposed method can effectively handle uncertainty and fuzziness in the evaluation process. It can be applied to digital twin pump station systems, enabling integrated management of monitoring, evaluation, and early warning.

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曾涛,秦钟建,刘良,等.基于改进组合赋权法和云模型的泵站运行状态评价方法[J].水利水电科技进展,2026,46(1):90-97.(Zeng Tao, Qin Zhongjian, Liu Liang, et al. An evaluation method for pump station operation status based on improved combined weighting method and cloud model[J]. Advances in Science and Technology of Water Resources,2026,46(1):90-97.(in Chinese))

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  • Received:September 29,2024
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