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June 3, 2026Russian Engineering Research0 citations

Comparative Analysis of Methods Optimization of Ducted Supply and Exhaust Ventilation

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DVD.V. Vinogradsky

Key Points

  • The aim is to enhance the design of ducted supply and exhaust ventilation systems through optimization methods.
  • Developed an algorithm for structural and parametric optimization of ventilation systems.
  • Utilized hierarchy analysis method to prioritize conflicting criteria like cost and energy efficiency.
  • Applied two integral criteria: additive convolution and minimax deviation to improve decision-making reliability.
  • Identified cost and energy efficiency as dominant factors in ventilation design.
  • Enhanced reliability of decision-making through multi-criteria evaluations.
  • Successfully balanced conflicting factors regarding performance in the designed systems.

Abstract

The article presents an algorithm for the structural and parametric optimization of ducted supply and exhaust ventilation systems. The problem of modern engineering design is investigated. The ventilation system is a multi-criteria system, where conflicting factors such as energy efficiency, cost, reliability, weight, dimensions and maintenance must be balanced. An effective scheme for the layout of IDP was chosen using multi-criteria methods, such as the hierarchy analysis method (MAI) to determine the priorities of criteria (where cost and energy efficiency are recognized as dominant) and two independent integral criteria (additive convolution and minimax deviation) to increase the reliability of decision-making.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1fc6cddee9eb8c0dce7aa0https://doi.org/10.3103/s1068798x26700450
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