The law of optimal construction of technocenoses
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In a fairly complete form, philosophical and mathematical grounds are considered, as well as the methodological content and applied consequences of the law of optimal construction of technocenoses. A modern definition of technology and technical reality is given in the ontological series of realities: non -living - biological - technical - hypertechnic. The key evolutionary value of information is shown. The criterion system is introduced, on the basis of which the conclusion is made that technical reality is currently the highest form of organization of matter of the surrounding world. The methodology of ranking analysis as the most important tool for research, management and optimization of large technical systems of the technocenological type, based on three bases: a technocratic approach to the surrounding reality as an element of the third scientific picture of the world, the concept of technocenosis, non -gowss mathematical statistics of stable boundlessly divided hyperbolic distributions.
The law of optimal construction of technocenoses is formulated as a direct consequence of the use of thermodynamics to objects of a technocenological type. The mathematical justification of the law is given, as well as the next criteria of it algorithmic system. As an applied consequence of the law of optimal construction of technocenoses, it is theoretically substantiated and the methodology of optimal control of electrical consumption at the system level is revealed, including standard radiation analysis procedures: interval assessment, forecasting, rationing and potential. The concepts of thin electrical management procedures are introduced: difflexanalysis (at the stage of interval assessment), GZ analysis (at the forecasting stage), ASR analysis (at the standard of normalization) and ZP-analysis (at the stage of potential) Next, the methodology of dynamic modeling and optimization of electrical consumption processes based on the equations of the law of optimal construction of technocenoses is revealed.
It is recommended to managers who manage large infrastructure facilities (regions, cities, districts, organizations, enterprises, firms), as well as researchers working in the field of optimal construction of large systems, the theory of efficiency, technocenological methods of analysis and synthesis, energy supply and energy conservation . The material is useful for doctoral students, graduate students, undergraduates and students
The law of optimal construction of technocenoses is formulated as a direct consequence of the use of thermodynamics to objects of a technocenological type. The mathematical justification of the law is given, as well as the next criteria of it algorithmic system. As an applied consequence of the law of optimal construction of technocenoses, it is theoretically substantiated and the methodology of optimal control of electrical consumption at the system level is revealed, including standard radiation analysis procedures: interval assessment, forecasting, rationing and potential. The concepts of thin electrical management procedures are introduced: difflexanalysis (at the stage of interval assessment), GZ analysis (at the forecasting stage), ASR analysis (at the standard of normalization) and ZP-analysis (at the stage of potential) Next, the methodology of dynamic modeling and optimization of electrical consumption processes based on the equations of the law of optimal construction of technocenoses is revealed.
It is recommended to managers who manage large infrastructure facilities (regions, cities, districts, organizations, enterprises, firms), as well as researchers working in the field of optimal construction of large systems, the theory of efficiency, technocenological methods of analysis and synthesis, energy supply and energy conservation . The material is useful for doctoral students, graduate students, undergraduates and students
Author:
Author:Gnatyuk Viktor Ivanovich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Engineering & Transportation
- Category:Science & Math
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4499-0162-0
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