Yearly Archives: 2023

Non-Standard Solutions for Supports of High Voltage Overhead Lines in the Aspect of Landscape Protection and Electromagnetic Field Impact

Published by Marek JAWORSKI, Politechnika Wrocławska, Katedra EnergoelektrykiORCID. 0000-0002-6537-050X Abstract. The article presents issues related to choosing an overhead line route in the aspect of landscape protection. The possibility of using nonstandard supports, which task is to replace traditional electricity pylon and better integration into the surrounding landscape, was pointed out. The paper describes theContinue reading “Non-Standard Solutions for Supports of High Voltage Overhead Lines in the Aspect of Landscape Protection and Electromagnetic Field Impact”

Optimization of the Wind Farm Structure through the use of PV Installations and the use of Pumped Storage Power Plants

Published by Joanna KOZIEŁ1, Michał MAJKA1, Andrzej WAC- WŁODARCZYK1, Krzysztof NAGLAK2,Department of Electrical Engineering and Electrotechnology, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Lublin University of Technology(1), Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Lublin University of Technology(2),ORCID: 1. 0000-0003-1682-2589, 2. 0000-0002-7153-040X 3. 0000-0002-6272-9249 Abstract. The article presents methods of wind farm optimization through the useContinue reading “Optimization of the Wind Farm Structure through the use of PV Installations and the use of Pumped Storage Power Plants”

Combining Waveforms in a Power System to Cancel Harmonic Components

Published by Alex Roderick, EE Power – Technical Articles: Combining Waveforms in a Power System to Cancel Harmonic Components, August 23, 2021. Harmonics can cause transformers to fail, motors to burn out, circuit breakers to trip (nuisance tripping), and neutral conductors and other parts of a power distribution system to overheat. Severe overheating leads to electricalContinue reading “Combining Waveforms in a Power System to Cancel Harmonic Components”

Energy Generation Through Wind Power Systems

Published by Alex Roderick, EE Power – Technical Articles: Energy Generation Through Wind Power Systems, August 21, 2021. Because winds are primarily caused by uneven heating effects of the sun, wind energy is considered to be an indirect form of solar energy and is therefore renewable. The primary cause of winds is the uneven heating ofContinue reading “Energy Generation Through Wind Power Systems”

Analysis, Simulation and Experimental Validation of High Frequency DC/AC Multilevel Inverter

Published by Alla Eddine TOUBAL MAAMAR, M’hamed HELAIMI, Rachid TALEB, Electrical Engineering Department, Hassiba Benbouali University, LGEER Laboratory, Chlef, Algeria Abstract. In this study, the analysis, simulation and realization of direct current to alternating current multilevel inverter are discussed. Inverter operation with the high-frequency mode is evaluated and tested for the validation of the topology.Continue reading “Analysis, Simulation and Experimental Validation of High Frequency DC/AC Multilevel Inverter”

Using the Method of the Spectral Analysis in Diagnostics of Electrical Process of Propulsion Systems Power Supply in Electric Car

Published by Yuriy BORODENKO1, Leonids RIBICKIS2, Anatolijs ZABASTA3, Shchasiana ARHUN4, Nadezhda KUNICINA5, Anastasia ZHIRAVETSKA6, Hanna HNATOVA7, Andrii HNATOV8, Antons PATLINS9, Konstantins KUNICINS10, Kharkiv National Automobile and Highway University (1), Riga Technical University (2), Riga Technical University (3), Kharkiv National Automobile and Highway University (4), Riga Technical University (5), Riga Technical University (6), Kharkiv National AutomobileContinue reading “Using the Method of the Spectral Analysis in Diagnostics of Electrical Process of Propulsion Systems Power Supply in Electric Car”

Simulations of Electrical Parameters in High Current Busbars

Published by Łukasz KOLIMAS, Sebastian ŁAPCZYŃSKI, Michał SZULBORSKI, Warsaw University of Technology, Electrical Power Engineering Institute Abstract. The requirements for high-current circuits, contact systems, switchboards and electrical apparatuses differ from the typical requirements for devices with a low current load, not only because those are more complex, but also because new requirements arise due toContinue reading “Simulations of Electrical Parameters in High Current Busbars”

Faults Detection and Classification on Parallel Transmission Lines using Modified Clarke’s Transformation-ANN Approach

Published by Makmur SAINI1, A. M. Shiddiq YUNUS1, Ahmad Rizal SULTAN1, Muh Ruswandi DJALAL1, Mohd. Wasir bin MUSTAFA2, Rahimuddin RAHIMUDDIN3, Ikhlas KITTA3, State Polytechnic of Ujung Pandang (1), University Teknologi Malaysia (2), Hasanuddin University (3) Abstract. This paper introduces a comparative study for fault detection and classification on parallel transmission line using cascade forward andContinue reading “Faults Detection and Classification on Parallel Transmission Lines using Modified Clarke’s Transformation-ANN Approach”

Power Flow Forecasts: A Status Quo Review. Part 2: Electricity Demand and Power Flow Prediction

Published by Marcin KOPYT, Warsaw University of Technology, Electrical Power Engineering Institute Abstract. Electricity demand predictions are one of the most important tools used for Power System work planning. However, a departure from traditional solutions seems to be inevitable in the light of ever-increasing RES share. This paper is the second of a two-part extensiveContinue reading “Power Flow Forecasts: A Status Quo Review. Part 2: Electricity Demand and Power Flow Prediction”