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Gommers, Pieter (author), Ottink, Loran (author)
In this thesis the build plans for a new residential neighbourhood are used as a basis for a distribution network of the neighbourhood of the future. Data is used to simulate power flows and an analysis is given on the current method used by DSO's. Furthermore the discussion is opened to suggest different methods for constructing sustainable...
bachelor thesis 2022
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Gavric, M. (author)
Voltage drop and rise at network peak and off-peak periods are one of the major power quality problems in low voltage distribution networks. Additionally, the ever increasing demand for electricity along with the other requirements are driving modern day power systems towards more distributed generation (DG). Integration of large scale DG can be...
master thesis 2016
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Pantziris, K. (author)
The rapidly increasing penetration of rooftop PV systems in rural LV distribution networks calls for the attention of DNOs in order to secure end-user voltage range. In times of high photovoltaic generation and low load consumption, voltage at PCCs may exceed the specified upper limit and make PV inverters trip. This phenomenon hinders further...
master thesis 2014
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Skaloumpakas, K. (author)
The need for fault ride-through (FRT) capability is not yet documented for the low voltage connected DG. The realization that an increase in the capacity of installed DG power in the specific voltage level can trigger disconnection, in case of transmission faults, of massive amounts of power from DG and jeopardize system stability is forming. In...
master thesis 2014
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Petrusic, A. (author)
The contribution of Distributed generation (DG) to Electric Power Systems is evident, as it contributes to all major drivers of System´s sustainability (open market, security of supply and environment) propagated by EU directives. However, it is still not clear what impacts DG has on the Distribution System Operator´s (DSO) operations, which is...
master thesis 2012
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Hong Viet Phuong, N. (author)
Nowadays, the amount of distributed generation (DG) units is increasing rapidly. Most of them are represented by microturbines, combined heat and power (CHP) plants and synchronous generator. At this moment, IEEE 1547 standard states that DG clearing time should be based on the during-fault voltage range. However, DG units will be required to be...
master thesis 2010
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Sokromo, I.S. (author)
By increasing numbers of distributed generation, that moreover also become larger individually, the need arises for a better picture of the behavior of such generators during transients like short circuits, load changes, synchronizing faults, island operation, phase opposition, etc. In this thesis simulations of short circuits, load changes and...
master thesis 2008
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