Search for dissertations about: "Power Distribution Systems"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 333 swedish dissertations containing the words Power Distribution Systems.
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1. Disruptive power : How distributed energy resources shape organizations and value logics in the future of electricity systems
Abstract : The electricity sector faces its largest transformation since its beginning about a century ago. Combinations of ageing electricity networks, removal of fossil supply sources and electrification of industry and transport sectors require vast efforts at all levels of society. READ MORE
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2. Towards Intelligent Distribution Systems: Solutions for Congestion Forecast and Dynamic State Estimation Based Protection
Abstract : The electrical distribution systems are undergoing drastic changes such as increasing penetration level of distributed renewable energy sources, energy storage, electrification of energy-efficient loads such as heat pumps and electric vehicles, etc., since the last decade, and more changes are expected in the future. READ MORE
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3. Modeling, Control and Protection of Low-Voltage DC Microgrids
Abstract : Current trends in electric power consumption indicate an increasing use of dc in end-user equipment, such as computers and other electronic appliances used in households and offices. With a dc power system, ac/dc conversion within these loads can be avoided, and losses reduced. READ MORE
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4. Operation, Monitoring, and Protection of Future Power Systems: Advanced Congestion Forecast and Dynamic State Estimation Applications
Abstract : The electrical power systems are undergoing drastic changes such as increasing levels of renewable energy sources, energy storage, electrification of energy-efficient loads such as heat pumps and electric vehicles, demand-side resources, etc., in the last decade, and more changes will be followed in the near future. READ MORE
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5. Energy Storage Systems in Electrical Distribution Grids : Analysis and implementations of use cases for service stacking
Abstract : This Ph.D. thesis investigates the possibility of using energy storage systems for multiple services by implementing service stacking, with special emphasis on congestion management in distribution grids. READ MORE