Advances in Natural Science
Energy Efficiency Evaluation of Power Equipment Based on DEA
Abstract
As the current situation of imperfect model algorithm of electrical equipment for energy efficiency evaluation, we set up energy efficiency DEA model. In the model, we got average load rate, average power factor and tri-phase unbalance factor as inputs indexes. And we got economic output of per unit of power consumption and energy pollution as outputs indexes. Then we transformed multiple pollutants into a pollutant index through principal component analysis. And we got it as the desired output. The result of 12 industrial enterprises in the energy efficiency of electrical equipment shows that the evaluation model is suitable for energy efficiency evaluation and system analysis. The DEA model is useful to further improvement in the energy efficiency of equipment.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/5896
DOI (PDF): http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/g6811
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