Automation and information-measuring equipment

EVOLUTIONARY MODELING OF AUTOMATIC FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM FOR AUTOMOTIVE MATERIEL

Authors

V. L. Potiekha
Grodno State Agrarian University ROR
O. V. Kuznietsova
Grodno State Agrarian University ROR
O. V. Potiekha
Grodno State Agrarian University ROR
V. P. Melnyk
Cherkassy Institute of Fire Safety named after Chernobyl Heroes of National University of Civil Defense of Ukraine
P. M. Turchyk
Vinnytsia National Technical University ROR

Keywords

evolutionary modeling genetic algorithm fitness function automatic fire fighting system automotive materiel

Abstract

The results of evolutionary modeling of automatic fire fighting system for automotive materiel are presented. Technical interpretation of the basic genetic terms such as chromosome, subsystem, gene, binary matrix, crossover and mutation used in the work is provided. The research has revealed subsystems that could be improved by using unit and element innovations to increase technical level of automatic fire fighting systems. Dependency of changing fitness function values for chromosomes generations can be used to estimate the rate of automatic fire fighting system evolution.

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How to Cite

[1]
“EVOLUTIONARY MODELING OF AUTOMATIC FIRE FIGHTING SYSTEM FOR AUTOMOTIVE MATERIEL”, Вісник ВПІ, no. 3, pp. 13–20, Jul. 2016, Accessed: Oct. 11, 2026. Available: https://visnyk.vntu.edu.ua/index.php/visnyk/article/view/1922

Author Biographies

V. L. Potiekha, Grodno State Agrarian University
Dr. Sc. (Eng.), Professor, Head of the Chair of Engineering Mechanics and Materials
O. V. Kuznietsova, Grodno State Agrarian University
Assistant of the Chair of Engineering Mechanics and Materials
O. V. Potiekha, Grodno State Agrarian University
Assistant of the Chair of Engineering Mechanics and Materials
V. P. Melnyk, Cherkassy Institute of Fire Safety named after Chernobyl Heroes of National University of Civil Defense of Ukraine
Senior Lecturer of the Chair of Fire Prevention Work
P. M. Turchyk, Vinnytsia National Technical University
Assistant of the Chair of Ecology and Environmental Safety

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