Fuzzy net present value for engineering analysis

  • Nosratpour M
  • Nazeri A
  • Meftahi H
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Abstract

Cash flow analysis is one of the most popular methods for investigating the outcome of an economical project. The costs and benefits of a construction project are often involved with uncertainty and it is not possible to find a precise value for a particular project. In this paper, we present a simple method to calculate the net present value of a cash flow when both costs and benefits are given as triangular numbers. The proposed model of this paper uses Delphi method to figure out the fair values of all costs and revenues and then using fizzy programming techniques, it calculates the fuzzy net present value. The implementation of the proposed model is demonstrated using a simple example. ©

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Nosratpour, M., Nazeri, A., & Meftahi, H. (2012). Fuzzy net present value for engineering analysis. Management Science Letters, 2(6), 2153–2158. https://doi.org/10.5267/j.msl.2012.06.002

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