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Lane Optimization of Highway Reconstruction and Expansion Work Zone Considering Carbon Dioxide Emission Factors
During the highway reconstruction and expansion, some lanes are often closed on the construction side to ensure that the construction is carried out normally. The presence of the work zone increases the traffic pressure on the construction side of the highway, causing traffic congestion, increased emissions from motor vehicles, and increasing environmental pollution. The bi-level programming model was developed based on the objective of minimizing the travel time and total emissions of the system so as to solve it using a quantum particle swarm algorithm with high convergence speed and high intelligence to form the lane optimization scheme for the three forms of reclosing and expanding six-lane highways in both directions. The results show that reasonable use of opposite non-construction lanes in the work zone of a partially closed highway expansion can reduce the total system travel cost, alleviate traffic congestion, reduce emissions, and contribute to the sustainable development of transportation, as well as the environment.
Lane Optimization of Highway Reconstruction and Expansion Work Zone Considering Carbon Dioxide Emission Factors
During the highway reconstruction and expansion, some lanes are often closed on the construction side to ensure that the construction is carried out normally. The presence of the work zone increases the traffic pressure on the construction side of the highway, causing traffic congestion, increased emissions from motor vehicles, and increasing environmental pollution. The bi-level programming model was developed based on the objective of minimizing the travel time and total emissions of the system so as to solve it using a quantum particle swarm algorithm with high convergence speed and high intelligence to form the lane optimization scheme for the three forms of reclosing and expanding six-lane highways in both directions. The results show that reasonable use of opposite non-construction lanes in the work zone of a partially closed highway expansion can reduce the total system travel cost, alleviate traffic congestion, reduce emissions, and contribute to the sustainable development of transportation, as well as the environment.
Lane Optimization of Highway Reconstruction and Expansion Work Zone Considering Carbon Dioxide Emission Factors
Chi Sun (author) / Weiqi Hong (author) / Hao Li (author) / Chenjing Zhou (author)
2022
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
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sustainable development of transportation and environment , the work zone of highways , the lane optimization scheme , the bi-level programming model , the quantum particle swarm algorithm , <i>CO</i><sub>2</sub> emissions , Environmental effects of industries and plants , TD194-195 , Renewable energy sources , TJ807-830 , Environmental sciences , GE1-350
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