Search for dissertations about: "grid networks"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 92 swedish dissertations containing the words grid networks.
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21. Mobility and opportunistic resource allocation in wireless multimedia networks
Abstract : In order to support increasing traffic loads, mobile operators need cost-effective solutions to improve the spectral efficiency of their cellular networks, or to off-load them by diverting some of the load to other networks. Advances in the radio resource management may to some extent reduce the need for costly new deployments. READ MORE
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22. Planning Models for Single Wire Earth Return Power Distribution Networks
Abstract : The high cost of grid extension to rural areas, often characterized by scattered communities with low load densities, requires the use of low cost electrification technologies to ensure economic viability. In Single Wire Earth Return (SWER) power distribution networks, the earth itself forms the current return path of the single phase system leading to significant cost savings on conductors, poles and poletop hardware compared to conventional systems. READ MORE
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23. Towards the design of flexibility management in smart grids : A techno-institutional perspective
Abstract : The European policy focus on smart grids implies their development as an indispensable part of the future power system. However, the definition of a smart grid is broad and vague, and the actual implementation of a smart grid can differ significantly, depending on the stakeholders involved. READ MORE
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24. Increasing the hosting capacity of distributed energy resources using storage and communication
Abstract : The use of electricity from Distributed Energy Resources like wind and solar powerwill impact the performance of the electricity network and this sets a limit to theamount of such renewables that can be connected. Investment in energy storage andcommunication technologies enables more renewables by operating the networkcloser to its limits. READ MORE
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25. Data-driven methods for real-time dynamic stability assessment and control
Abstract : Electric power systems are becoming increasingly complex to operate; a trend driven by an increased demand for electricity, large-scale integration of renewable energy resources, and new system components with power electronic interfaces. In this thesis, a new real-time monitoring and control tool that can support system operators to allow more efficient utilization of the transmission grid has been developed. READ MORE