This invention discloses an optimization method for a
natural gas pressure
energy system based on a multi-objective
frost algorithm, relating to the field of energy utilization technology. The specific steps are as follows: A comprehensive optimization model is established for the
natural gas pressure
energy system from three aspects:
system efficiency,
economic benefits, and environmental benefits. Then,
algorithm parameters are initialized and the
population is uniformly initialized. Next, a neighborhood structure is constructed by calculating
Euclidean distance, and the fitness of each individual is calculated using a weighted sum
decomposition method. The quality of local solutions is optimized by combining a
frost neighborhood perturbation mechanism. In the stage of generating new individuals, simulated binary
crossover and polynomial
mutation operators are used, and a hard
frost puncture mechanism is introduced to avoid local optima. Subsequently, the
population and solution set are updated, retaining non-dominated solutions and maintaining the convergence and diversity of the solution set. Finally, the optimal result is selected by comprehensively evaluating the optimized solution set using the
analytic hierarchy process (AHP)-
fuzzy decision method. This invention can optimize and improve the performance of a
natural gas pressure
energy system.