Search for dissertations about: "Power transmission reliability"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 77 swedish dissertations containing the words Power transmission reliability.
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11. Low Power Wireless Technologies for IIoT : Analysis and enhancement of communication delay, reliability and scalability
Abstract : In recent years, the implementation of wireless communication systems in industrial environments has significantly increased. As a result, new applications such as Industrial Internet-of-Things (IIoT) have arisen, reshaping the future of industrial automation. READ MORE
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12. Multiple Aspects of Dynamic Rating in the Power System
Abstract : Increased consumption and increased use of renewable energy make overhead lines and transformers more often congested. Dynamic rating (DR) uses a time-depending maximum permissible current instead of a long-term-fixed rating; it is an effective solution to upgrade the capacity of existing grid assets to minimize this congestion. READ MORE
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13. Blind Massive MIMO Base Stations : Downlink Transmission and Jamming
Abstract : Massive MIMO (Multiple-Input--Multiple-Output) is a cellular-network technology in which the base station is equipped with a large number of antennas and aims to serve several different users simultaneously, on the same frequency resource through spatial multiplexing. This is made possible by employing efficient beamforming, based on channel estimates acquired from uplink reference signals, where the base station can transmit the signals in such a way that they add up constructively at the users and destructively elsewhere. READ MORE
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14. Ice Storm Modelling in Transmission System Reliability Calculations
Abstract : In this thesis a new technique of modelling non-dimensioning severe weather for power system reliability calculations is developed. The model is suitable for both transmission and distribution networks and is based on geographically moving winds and ice storms. READ MORE
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15. VSC-HVDC for Industrial Power Systems
Abstract : The recent developments in semiconductors and control equipment have made the voltage source converter based high voltage direct current (VSC-HVDC) feasible. Due to theuse of VSC technology and pulse width modulation (PWM) the VSC-HVDC has a number of potential advantages as compared with classic HVDC, such as short circuit current reduction, rapid and independent control of active and reactive power, etc. READ MORE