This paper presents the performance evaluation of a net load management (NLM) engine that balances load and generation in an isolated community to power a critical facility after a grid interruption event (e.g., the loss of a large generation unit).…
This paper describes the implementation of synchrophasor-based analysis as a part of Peak Reliability Synchrophasor Project (PRSP). A real-time situational awareness framework that utilizes Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU) data was demonstrated to…
With the global demand for electrical energy increasing rapidly due to factors such as population and economic growth, energy sourced from fuels subject to price uncertainty can have negative effects on economic development. Sourced from wind, a…
Fossil fuels, such as coal, oil, and natural gas, are the primary sources of energy at the moment. However, oil, natural gas, and coal will run out in 53 years, 54 years, and 110 years, respectively, at present production rates. Aside from depleting…
In this paper, the DC microgrid hybrid power system including wind turbine, micro gas turbine generator and storage battery are established to study the protection and control of parallel grid point in the grid. A nonsingular terminal sliding mode…
Recently, power networks are observing high-level integration of renewable energy, direct current (DC) loads, and energy storage devices. As a result of more power electronic-based components integration, the conventional alternating current (AC)…
The CO2 emission and greenhouse gasses due to the energy sources that are being used today such as coal, oil, and natural gases being pumped into the air is causing the rise of sea levels, increasing the temperature and extreme weathering conditions.…
The more electric aircraft (MEA) concept has been identified as the major trend of future aircraft. The DC distribution network is a promising architecture for more-electric aircraft application, where multiple electrical sources are connected to a…
Fossil fuels, such as coal, oil, and natural gas, are the primary sources of energy at the moment. However, oil, natural gas, and coal will run out in 53 years, 54 years, and 110 years, respectively, at present production rates. Aside from depleting…