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Scrambling on electrical power grids
2008 IEEE International Conference on System of Systems Engineering, 2008Deregulated, the U.S. electrical power grid system has shown the emergence of behaviors that include scrambling by buyers to purchase electricity and unexpected increasing costs of electricity to consumers. To infer those behaviors, in this paper, we adapt a theoretical framework, developed by Newman in his work on spread of epidemic disease on ...
Thomas V. Huynh, John S. Osmundson
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A Power Grid for the Hydrogen Economy
Scientific American, 2006This article explores the development of a SuperGrid that could supply both electricity and hydrogen. As the 2003 blackouts in North America and Europe vividly testify, the current power grid is struggling to meet growing demand for electricity and the coming shift from fossil-fueled power and cars to cleaner sources of energy.
Paul M, Grant +2 more
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Environmental Philosophy, 2018
The word “power” tends toward divergent formations, and this paper is prompted by the intersection of two of them. The first form taken up here is power as control, while the second form is material power as fuel. The typical modern configuration of the first form implies an understanding of the second form as subordinate. But what I argue here is that
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The word “power” tends toward divergent formations, and this paper is prompted by the intersection of two of them. The first form taken up here is power as control, while the second form is material power as fuel. The typical modern configuration of the first form implies an understanding of the second form as subordinate. But what I argue here is that
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Detection of power grid disturbances and cyber-attacks based on machine learning
Journal of Information Security and Applications, 2019Modern intelligent power grid provides an efficient way of managing energy supply and consumption while facing numerous security threats at the same time. Both natural and man-made events can cause power system disturbance. Therefore, it is important for
Defu Wang +3 more
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Applied Energy, 2019
The rise of power outages caused by extreme weather events and the frequency of extreme weather events has motivated the study of grid resilience. This paper presents a state-of-the-art review of existing research on the study of grid resilience, which ...
F. H. Jufri +2 more
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The rise of power outages caused by extreme weather events and the frequency of extreme weather events has motivated the study of grid resilience. This paper presents a state-of-the-art review of existing research on the study of grid resilience, which ...
F. H. Jufri +2 more
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Overview of Control and Grid Synchronization for Distributed Power Generation Systems
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, 2006 Frede Blaabjerg +2 more
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2015
Current and future trends in environmental, economical, and human-caused factors (such as power demand growth, over-ageing of assets in power grids, and extreme weather conditions) challenge power grid robustness in the near future, necessitating research to better analyse and understand the notion of robustness in power grids, and ultimately to ...
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Current and future trends in environmental, economical, and human-caused factors (such as power demand growth, over-ageing of assets in power grids, and extreme weather conditions) challenge power grid robustness in the near future, necessitating research to better analyse and understand the notion of robustness in power grids, and ultimately to ...
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IEEE Power and Energy Magazine
The shift to net zero energy systems has changed the face of our power grid. Traditional large-scale synchronous generators found inside coal and natural gas plants are being replaced with inverter-based resource (IBR) technologies. This transition to an
B. Bahrani +6 more
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The shift to net zero energy systems has changed the face of our power grid. Traditional large-scale synchronous generators found inside coal and natural gas plants are being replaced with inverter-based resource (IBR) technologies. This transition to an
B. Bahrani +6 more
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Energy, 2019
In order to promote penetration and popularity of electric vehicles, it is of critical importance to determine location and size of charging stations more scientifically.
W. Kong +4 more
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In order to promote penetration and popularity of electric vehicles, it is of critical importance to determine location and size of charging stations more scientifically.
W. Kong +4 more
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Efficient Simulation of Power Grids
IEEE Transactions on Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems, 2010Modern deep sub-micron ultra-large scale integration designs with hundreds of millions of devices require huge grids for power distribution. Such grids, operating with decreasing power supply voltages, are a design limiting factor and accurate analysis of their behavior is of paramount importance as any voltage drops can seriously impact performance or
João M. S. Silva +2 more
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