<p>The key to the construction progress of petroleum refining engineering project groups lies in the progress management of production sub- network projects. It is essential to identify the key projects with the highest progress priority among numerous production sub-network projects, as the progress management of key projects is central to managing the progress of sub-network projects. This paper proposes a priority evaluation method for sub-network projects within petroleum refining engineering project groups, which is a multi-attribute group decision-making approach. The method is based on project progress priority evaluation indicators and utilizes an improved AHP-CRITIC subjective and objective combined weighting method to determine the weights of each indicator while also incorporating a weighted calculation of the decision-making professional comprehensive qualities. An improved VIKOR method is then employed for ranking, leading to the comprehensive index value <i>Q</i><sub><i>i</i></sub> for sub-network projects using a weighted summation model, followed by prioritization based on ascending numerical values. Case analysis demonstrates that the constructed evaluation model can effectively assess the priority of projects within the sub-network, thereby providing a scientific and effective basis for conducting research on the progress optimization management of project groups.</p>

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Evaluation of Progress Priorities in Petroleum Refining Engineering Project Groups Based on Combined Weighting Method

  • Lili Hu,
  • Sha He,
  • Hong Zhong

摘要

The key to the construction progress of petroleum refining engineering project groups lies in the progress management of production sub- network projects. It is essential to identify the key projects with the highest progress priority among numerous production sub-network projects, as the progress management of key projects is central to managing the progress of sub-network projects. This paper proposes a priority evaluation method for sub-network projects within petroleum refining engineering project groups, which is a multi-attribute group decision-making approach. The method is based on project progress priority evaluation indicators and utilizes an improved AHP-CRITIC subjective and objective combined weighting method to determine the weights of each indicator while also incorporating a weighted calculation of the decision-making professional comprehensive qualities. An improved VIKOR method is then employed for ranking, leading to the comprehensive index value Qi for sub-network projects using a weighted summation model, followed by prioritization based on ascending numerical values. Case analysis demonstrates that the constructed evaluation model can effectively assess the priority of projects within the sub-network, thereby providing a scientific and effective basis for conducting research on the progress optimization management of project groups.