Search for dissertations about: "reserve capacity"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 44 swedish dissertations containing the words reserve capacity.
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21. Demand Flexibility for the Simultaneous Provision of Multiple Services : Tapping the Potential of Controllable Electric Loads for Frequency Reserves and Energy Arbitrage
Abstract : Power systems with increasing shares of renewable energy sources require sufficient flexibility sources. One source of flexibility for future power systems is constituted by flexible electric loads. The concept of demand response captures the utilization of demand side flexibility to provide services to the power system. READ MORE
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22. Plasticity of salamander skeletal muscle cells
Abstract : Regeneration is unevenly spread throughout the animal kingdom. Some of the invertebrates have a very high regenerative capacity but the capacity to replace lost or damaged tissues in mammals is limited. READ MORE
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23. Social inhibition and socioemotional functioning in middle childhood
Abstract : Social inhibition, or in lay language "shyness", means a tendency to react with fearful and hesitant behaviors innovel social encounters. Lowinhibition, on the other hand is associated with a capacity to easily approachnovel social situations. However, low-inhibition might co-occur with difficulties in inhabiting undesired socialbehaviors. READ MORE
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24. Ring network design in telecommunications : optimization based solution approaches
Abstract : When designing a telecommunication network, one often wish to include some kind of survivability requirement, for example that the network should be two-connected. A two-connected network fulfills the requirement that there should be at least two paths with no links in common between all pairs of nodes. READ MORE
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25. Optimization modeling of frequency reserves and inertia in the transition to a climate-neutral electricity system
Abstract : The ongoing transition towards electricity production systems that are dominated by wind and solar power challenge both the traditional strategy for meeting a varying electricity demand and the traditional way of controlling the AC frequency of the electricity grid. This work investigates how frequency reserves (FR) and inertia, as well as inter-hourly variation management interact in the transition to a climate-neutral electricity system. READ MORE