Special Event Traffic Simulation Model─Emergency Evacuation of Nuclear Plant

碩士 === 淡江大學 === 運輸管理學系 === 88 === Title of Thesis: Total Pages:184 Special Event Traffic Simulation Model ─ Emergency Evacuation of Nuclear Power Plant Keywords: Special Event, Simulation Model, Optimal Control,...

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Main Authors: WANG, KUO WEI, 王國偉
Other Authors: LOU, SHIAW SHYAN
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 2000
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/68694775952091792932
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Summary:碩士 === 淡江大學 === 運輸管理學系 === 88 === Title of Thesis: Total Pages:184 Special Event Traffic Simulation Model ─ Emergency Evacuation of Nuclear Power Plant Keywords: Special Event, Simulation Model, Optimal Control, Macroscopic Traffic Flow Model, Microscopic Traffic Flow Model, Evacuation Flow Rate, Evacuation Vehicle, Section Density Name of Institute: Graduate Institute of Transportation Science, Tamkang University. Graduate Date: January 2000 Degree Conferred: Master Degree Name of Student: WANG, KUO WEI Advisor: Dr. LUO, SHIAW SHYAN 王 國 偉 羅 孝 賢 博士 Abstract: This study develop a special event traffic simulation tool which consists of two components. The first is a dynamic traffic control model that applying the optimal control theory to solve the traffic control strategies and system performance under special event occurs, to minimize total evacuation time by determining the optimal vehicle departure time and evacuation flow rate on the macroscopic-based traffic flow model. The second component is a microscopic-based special event traffic flow simulation model, which is developed to evaluate the validity and compatibility of the control strategies solved above. A case study of network evacuation of nuclear power plant is proposed under different kinds of traffic flow model i.e., Greenshield''s, Greenberg''s and Bell-curved models, to solve the optimal evacuation flow rates respectively then evaluate the control strategies by using the special event traffic flow simulation model. The result shows that the proposed methodology not only reflects the characteristics of evacuation process but also provides positive significance to control the evacuation effects.