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Applied spintronics: From spin transport to spin-charge interconversion and emerging devices. [PDF]

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Predictive control in power generation

Computing & Control Engineering Journal, 1999
Control problems in power generation systems are discussed and the applicability of predictive control techniques to solve those problems. Some example simulation results are presented.
A.W. Ordys, M. Grimble
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Control of gas turbines for power generation

Electrical Engineering, 1950
THE DEVELOPMENT of the combustion gas turbine as a new type of prime mover for power generation has required the parallel development of suitable controls. The control being used at present on General Electric gas turbines provides for semiautomatic starting and stopping of the unit for speed and load control and for protection of the unit under ...
D. C. Hoffmann   +2 more
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Power Generation Plant Control

1994
The recent advances in information technology, increased market competition, the tightening of environmental regulations, the demand for low cost operation and energy efficiency have all influenced the need for new control design philosophies for complex industrial systems.
Andrzej W. Ordys   +4 more
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Control of power generated from linear generator

2013 IEEE Conference on Clean Energy and Technology (CEAT), 2013
This paper explains the power generation profile of the linear generator by controlling the 3-phase rectifier as a control converter when it is attached to the linear generator. Normally, the linear generator without control converter will produce decreasing power profile when the time is increased.
Shamsul Aizam Zulkifli   +5 more
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Juggling power control (automatic generation control)

IEEE Potentials, 1988
The optimization of electric power generation and transmission in real time, known as automatic generation control (AGC), is normally implemented through the application of a sophisticated real-time computer system known as an energy management system (EMS). A decision by Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
B.M. Speckman, K.J. Wells
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Power system controllability through nontraditional generation

2016 IEEE 55th Conference on Decision and Control (CDC), 2016
Power system electromechanical oscillation dynamics can be described using second-order consensus dynamics. The synchronizing torques that hold the machines together are determined by the Laplacian matrix of the consensus dynamics. This paper develops a framework to investigate the effect of connecting nontraditional generation (NTG), in the form of ...
Felipe Wilches-Bernal   +2 more
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