A peak-load-reduction-based procedure to manage distribution network expansion by applying process-oriented costing of incoming components
Authors:
- Mohammad Esmaeil HonarmandMHMohammad Esmaeil Honarmand
- Vahid HosseinnezhadVahid Hosseinnezhad
- Mohammad Sadegh GhazizadehMGMohammad Sadegh Ghazizadeh
- Fei WangFWFei Wang
- Pierluigi SianoPSPierluigi Siano
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