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Path Search Algorithm Minimizing Interferences with Envisaged Operations in a Pipe Network

Jorge Luis Rojas-Donofrio
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Emmanuel Boutleux
Eric Niel
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In this paper we describe an algorithm that allows to compute a path connecting two elements in a pipe network with valves, minimizing interferences with other envisaged connections. First we present a method to model a pipe network as a directed graph with edge capacities (flow network) allowing maximum flow analysis and incorporating specific constraints relative to a seaport oil transport system. Then we describe a shortest path algorithm based on Dijkstra's algorithm that uses maximum flow computation at each relaxation step. The flow of the network represents possible one-to-one connections between elements. The algorithm is meant to automatically provide solutions to the operators of a seaport oil transport system in case of valve failures or congestion.
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hal-00419690 , version 1 (24-09-2009)

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Jorge Luis Rojas-Donofrio, José Gregorio González Alfaro, Emmanuel Boutleux, Eric Niel. Path Search Algorithm Minimizing Interferences with Envisaged Operations in a Pipe Network. ECC, Aug 2009, Budapest, Hungary. pp.TuB10.6, ⟨10.23919/ECC.2009.7074811⟩. ⟨hal-00419690⟩
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