Layout election of wind energy station by using fuzzy analitical hierarchy process
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This study is made in the subject of election layout for wind energy power station for increasing productivity in this subject and wind energy which can be alternative for todays rapidly running out energy resources and rapidly increasing consumption of energy. Wind energy investigated in many ways, layout fundamentals defined and aimed choosing best place among alternatives. In the study, first of all description of energy and its importance for today, wind energy and development of it given and wind energy examined in different ways. After explaining the method fuzzy analitical hierarchy process which is used for choosing suitable place, fundamentals are defined finding criteria and sub-criteria and the hierarchical construction is built which is wanted. By valuating appeared results the subject of choosing which place in alternatives examined detailed and commentaries presented. Keywords: Energy, Wind Energy, Election Layout, Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process
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Uğur Yalçın
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Uğur Yalçın (Master Thesis). Layout election of wind energy station by using fuzzy analitical hierarchy process, 2007, Yıldız Technical University.
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