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    • Engineering
    • Optimization
    • Energy Systems

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    • The coal mine integrated energy system dispatch problem (CMIES-DP) is a complex, high-dimensional, constrained multiobjective optimization problem (CMOP).
    • Existing constrained multiobjective evolutionary algorithms (CMOEAs) struggle with high-dimensional variables and lack specific analysis of CMIES-DP objectives and constraints.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a novel time-division-based CMOEA (TDCEA) tailored for the CMIES-DP.
    • To address the challenges of local optima and improve the search capabilities for CMIES-DP.

    Main Methods:

    • Decomposition of CMIES-DP into smaller subproblems based on temporal relationships of objectives and constraints.
    • Sequential solving of subproblems and random concatenation of decision variables.
    • Optimization of the combined solution set to find feasible Pareto optimal solutions.
    • Analysis of constraint-objective relationships to guide population evolution.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed TDCEA was applied to a real-world CMIES-DP case.
    • Experimental results show TDCEA outperforms advanced algorithms in diversity, convergence, and distribution.
    • The algorithm effectively handles the high-dimensional and multi-objective nature of the problem.

    Conclusions:

    • TDCEA offers a superior approach for solving the CMIES-DP compared to existing methods.
    • The time-division strategy and guided population evolution significantly improve optimization performance.
    • This research provides a targeted technique for complex energy system dispatch problems.