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Bearing Fault Detectability in Squirrel-Cage Induction Generator at Different Load Levels via Vibration Envelope Analysis
Design of a five-phase permanent-magnet motor for the electric steering of an aircraft nose landing gear
The application of Bayes inference in multicriteria analysis to design energy storage systems in renewable power generation
In recent years, the wide utilization of renewable energy sources has brought some problems for the dispatching of generated energy. In recent technical papers are proposed some solutions to improve the renewable energy dispatching: i. e. it is possible to set up an optimal strategy to recharge electric vehicles, or use batteries storage systems, supercapacitors or fuel cells. The aim of this papers is the application of multicriteria analysis to design batteries energy storage systems. By means of Bayesian inference is possible to take into account some uncertainties of batteries characteristics and estimate the best choice for the design of the storage syste
Integration of Photovoltaic Plants and Supercapacitors in Tramway Power Systems
The growing interest in the use of energy storage systems to improve the performance of tramways has prompted the development of control techniques and optimal storage devices, displacement, and sizing to obtain the maximum profit and reduce the total installation cost. Recently, the rapid diffusion of renewable energy generation from photovoltaic panels has also created a large interest in coupling renewable energy and storage units. This study analyzed the integration of a photovoltaic power plant, supercapacitor energy storage system, and railway power system. Random optimization was used to verify the feasibility of this integration in a real tramway electric system operating in the city of Naples, and the benefits and total cost of this integration were evaluated
Reduced-Order Averaged Model and Non-Linear Control of a Dual Active Bridge DC-DC Converter for Aerospace Applications
Design optimization of distribution transformers by minimizing the total owning cost
This paper presents a new optimization problem for the design of distribution transformers under the strict requirements on energy efficiency imposed by modern standards and directives. The proposed methodology is devoted to the minimization of the total owning cost of the transformer while meeting a set of constraints that includes all the phenomena implied in the transformer operation. In particular, both electromagnetic and thermal aspects are considered and their relationships with electrical and geometrical variables are accurately detailed. Furthermore, the power losses in both core and windings are accurately derived and the limitations imposed by the standards are taken into account by imposing proper constraints. The generality of the proposal allows considering different technological solutions in material used for the core. The results proposed in the numerical applications showed the effectiveness of the proposed procedure and permitted highlighting the feasibility of different solutions
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