Search for dissertations about: "power transmission and distribution"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 103 swedish dissertations containing the words power transmission and distribution.
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1. Variability and variation management in a renewable electricity system -large-scale wind- and solar power deployment in Europe
Abstract : The large-scale deployment of wind and solar power poses challenges to the electricity system by introducing variability on the generation side. To handle these variations, variation management strategies can be employed to ensure that generation meets demand. READ MORE
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2. Experimental Study on Truck Related Power Losses: The Churning Losses in a Transmission Model and Active Flow Control at an A-pillar of Generic Truck Cabin Model
Abstract : The fight with global warming constantly forces vehicle manufacturers to innovate, in order to be able to reduce the CO2 emissions of their product. This means that marginal efficiency gains in every component are considered beneficial for total reduction of CO2 emissions. READ MORE
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3. Wind Power in Areas with Limited Export Capability
Abstract : During the last two decades, increase in electricity demand and environmental concern resulted in fast growth of power production from renewable sources. Wind power is one of the most efficient alternatives. READ MORE
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4. On signal processing and electromagnetic modelling : applications in antennas and transmission lines
Abstract : This doctoral thesis is comprised of five parts. The first three parts concern signal processing and electromagnetic modelling of multiport antennas. The last two parts concern signal processing and transmission line theory applied to wave splitting on transmission lines. READ MORE
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5. Power System Oscillations - Detection, Estimation and Control
Abstract : The topic of this thesis is the electro-mechanical oscillations which to some extent always are present in a power system. The demand of electric power is ever increasing. At the same time, the tolerance of disruptions in the power supply is decreasing. READ MORE