An Elevator Safety Level Evaluation Method Based on Multi-level Index System
A technology of safety level and index system, applied in the field of elevator equipment, can solve the problems of low evaluation accuracy of qualitative evaluation methods, unreasonable division of index systems, and high difficulty in implementing complex systems
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[0069] A weighting method for an elevator hierarchical index system:
[0070] First, see Table 1 for subjective weights and Table 2 for objective weights.
[0071] Table 1 The relative weight value of each index calculated by the expert scoring method
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[0073] Table 2 The entropy weight method calculates the relative weight value of each index
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[0075] First, determine the optimal weighting form to obtain the weight vector form of the comprehensive subjective and objective weighting method; secondly, define the comprehensive evaluation matrix to obtain the comprehensive evaluation form of each record; The evaluation values are dispersed as much as possible, so that the evaluation results of different security levels are most sensitive to distinguish; finally, the combination coefficient is calculated to obtain the optimal weighting coefficient, so as to obtain the result of the fusion of subjective and objective vectors (see Table 3).
[0076] Table...
Embodiment 2
[0119] A realization method of extension fuzzy comprehensive evaluation of elevator safety level:
[0120] First, according to the requirements of practice standards, relevant standards and mathematical calculations, the elevator safety evaluation risk level and evaluation index level are divided into five levels (see Table 4 and Table 5); secondly, in order to eliminate the impact of different dimensions of each index, the The elevator safety evaluation indicators are correspondingly converted according to the relative membership degrees of the five safety levels (see Table 6); then establish the matter-element model of the elevator system at each level, and calculate the correlation degree of the indicators to be evaluated with respect to the safety level (see Table 7 ); finally determine the safety level of each index according to the maximum correlation criterion, and perform multi-level comprehensive evaluation of the safety level according to the hierarchical structure of...
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