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202. Aggregation of Distributed Generation Assets in New York State: Appendix
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203. Hardware Development of a Laboratory-Scale Microgrid Phase 2: Operation and Control of a Two-Inverter Microgrid
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Lasseter, R
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- 2004
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204. Advanced Communication and Control of Distributed Energy Resources at Detroit Edison
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Seguin, Richard
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- 2004
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205. Aggregation of Distributed Generation Assets in New York State (Revised)
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- 2004
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206. Comparative analysis of various compensating devices in energy trading radial distribution system for voltage regulation and loss mitigation using Blockchain technology and Bat Algorithm
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B. Ashokkumar, Hassan Haes Alhelou, R. Hariharan, S. Srinivasan, Natarajan Prabaharan, T. Yuvaraj, and K.R. Devabalaji
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Electric power distribution ,Power loss mitigation ,Blockchain technology ,Computer science ,business.industry ,DG ,Capacitor ,DSTATCOM ,AC power ,Loss mitigation ,Stability (probability) ,law.invention ,TK1-9971 ,Electric power system ,General Energy ,law ,Electronic engineering ,Voltage regulation ,Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering ,business ,Bat Algorithm ,Bat algorithm - Abstract
The electric power distribution plays a crucial part in the power systems to maintain the power quality and stability of the system for loss mitigation and voltage regulation. The reactive power compensators like a capacitor, DG, and DSTATCOM play a vital role in power quality and stability improvement by providing proper reactive power in the distribution system. This article provides a critical review and comparative analysis of various compensating devices allocation to achieve power loss mitigation and voltage regulation in the radial distribution system (RDS). The Bat Algorithm (BA) and Voltage Stability Index (VSI) are utilized for determining the optimal size and site of the compensating devices in the RDS. Further, the application of Blockchain technology is utilized for voltage regulation of energy trading RDS. To show the effectiveness of the present study, an IEEE 33 test system is considered. All three compensators are implemented in IEEE 33 test system and compared with existing approaches. The present study is very much helpful to the Distribution Network Operators for selecting the suitable compensator in real-time applications.
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- 2021
207. Greek names and freed status in Roman Italy : why ancient historians can’t ignore statistics
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Lavan, Myles Patrick, University of St Andrews. Institute of Legal and Constitutional Research, University of St Andrews. Centre for the Literatures of the Roman Empire, and University of St Andrews. School of Classics
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MCC ,Liberti ,Statistics ,T-NDAS ,Names ,DG ,Legal status ,Manumission ,DG Italy - Abstract
Funding: This research was funded by the Leverhulme Trust. Hardcover ISBN: 9783110794830, eBook ISBN: 978311079684. The rule of thumb that an individual with a Greek name can be assumed to be of freed status is widely used in the social history of Roman Italy. This paper shows that it is based on a logical fallacy and must be abandoned. There is no valid way to use names to impute the status of individuals without knowing the mix of statuses in the population. The paper goes on to show that it possible to make inferences based on onomastics but that it requires a formal statistical model of the relationship between names and status. The method is illustrated by application to the lists of members of collegia from Roman Ostia. Postprint
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- 2022
208. Islanding Detection in Microgrid Using Signal Processing Techniques Adopting a Supervised Classifier
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Soumya, A V and Edward, J Belwin
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PCC ,PNN ,SIFT ,Wiener filter ,DG ,DER ,Islanding detection ,DCT-DOST - Abstract
The occurrence of unexpected islanding is one of the major issues in the microgrid integrated distributed generation units. The islanding issue has to be immediately solved to protect the device from faults and power quality issues. Though several techniques are established in the recent days for the detection of islanding, the ultimate aim of detecting the fault is not achieved as these approaches generate a high risk of false detection. Hence, an effective and simple signal processing approach is proposed in this article. Initially, the grid signal is preprocessed with the implementation of Wiener filter, which performs efficient restoration of desired signal. The preprocessed signal is segmented with the assistance of DCT-DOST approach, which minimizes the time-locality. After the segmentation, the extraction of features is carried out by SIFT method, which estimates the feature descriptors by extracting single or numerous dominant orientations in every key point. Finally, the supervised classification is performed by PNN, which offers rapid training process in the absence of local minima. The proposed methodology is simulated and compared with other existing approaches. It delivers less training time of and testing time of . The obtained accuracy is for islanding conditions and for non-islanding conditions.
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209. System Integration of Distributed Power for Complete Building Systems: Phase 2 Report
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Kramer, R
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210. System Integration of Distributed Power for Complete Building Systems: Phase 1 Report
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Kramer, R
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211. Validation of IEEE P1547.1 Interconnection Test Procedures: ASCO 7000 Soft Load Transfer System
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Hinton, D
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212. Testing of GE Universal Interconnection Device
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Englebretson, S
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213. Report on Distributed Generation Penetration Study
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Ye, Z
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214. DG Power Quality, Protection and Reliability Case Studies Report
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- 2003
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215. Reliable, Low Cost Distributed Generator/Utility System Interconnect: 2001 Annual Report
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- 2003
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216. Protection of Ring Distribution Networks with Distributed Generation Based on Petri Nets
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Samet, Haidar, Khorasany, Mohsen, Hakansson, Anne, editor, Höjer, Mattias, editor, Howlett, Robert J., editor, and Jain, Lakhmi C, editor
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- 2013
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217. Value of Distributed Energy Options for Congested Transmission/Distribution Systems in the Southeastern United States: Mississippi and Florida Case Studies; January 1999-December 2001
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Siegel, J
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- 2002
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218. Four-Elements Proximity Coupled MIMO Antenna for mm-wave 5G Applications
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Lamri, Isam Eddine, Ahmad, Sarosh, Ali, Esraa Mousa Abdel Rahman, Belattar, Mounir, Dalarsson, Mariana, Alibakhshikenari, Mohammad, Lamri, Isam Eddine, Ahmad, Sarosh, Ali, Esraa Mousa Abdel Rahman, Belattar, Mounir, Dalarsson, Mariana, and Alibakhshikenari, Mohammad
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In this paper, we propose four elements proximity-coupled multi-input-multi-output (MIMO) micro-strip patch antenna working from 27 to 29.16 GHz for 28 GHz mm-wave 5G applications. We begin with the development of a single element, which is made of two layers of Rogers RT5880 substrate with a relative permittivity of 2.2. A parametric analysis, based on finite difference time domain analysis (FDTD), is conducted to boost the structure's performance. A quad-element arrangement is examined for the MIMO antenna. Additionally, the isolation is improved by using the spatial diversity approach, which achieves better than 24 dB of isolation over the targeted frequency spectrum. The envelope correlation coefficient (ECC) and the diversity gain (DG) are determined to be within acceptable bounds. The results indicate that the design is an interesting candidate for upcoming mm-wave 5G MIMO applications., QC 20220929Part of proceedings: ISBN 978-1-6654-9449-6
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219. Women and Alcohol Consumption in Fascist Italy
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Kate Ferris, Arts and Humanities Research Council, University of St Andrews. St Andrews Institute for Transnational & Spatial History, and University of St Andrews. School of History
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MCC ,Gender Studies ,History ,Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous) ,Political science ,Environmental health ,Geography, Planning and Development ,HQ ,HQ The family. Marriage. Woman ,DG ,3rd-DAS ,Alcohol consumption ,DG Italy - Abstract
Funding: UK Arts and Humanities Research Council (Grant Number(s): AH/L007436/1. This article examines discourses and practices around women's drinking in Fascist Italy. The history of alcohol production and consumption in Italy during the fascist dictatorship has only recently received attention; alcohol's gendered dimensions, especially women's drinking, have been hitherto overlooked. While the production of legislation, rhetoric and propaganda on alcohol consumption was dominated by men, women were identified as key constituents whose alcohol-related practices could make or break the causes of fascist propagandists, ‘anti-alcohol’ campaigners and alcohol industry associations. The article explains how Italian women were imagined and addressed by regime propagandists, alcohol industry producers and temperance campaigners as (a) simultaneously the principal victims of and responsibility bearers for male excess alcohol consumption, (b) potential ‘crisis-women’ whose unpatriotic drinking choices (whether English tea, French champagne or American cocktails) denoted their prioritising of fashion over fascist values and (c) gatekeepers of family alcohol consumer practices and consumers of alcohol in their own right. It then moves to examine sources left by interwar Italian women to explore what, how and when they drank. Ultimately, it argues that despite attempts to construct women's drinking in archly nationalistic terms, the discourses and actual practices of Italian women around alcohol consumption operated within profoundly transnational frames. Publisher PDF
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- 2021
220. New Calibration Method Using Low Cost MEM IMUs to Verify the Performance of UAV-Borne MMS Payloads
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Kai-Wei Chiang, Meng-Lun Tsai, El-Sheimy Naser, Ayman Habib, and Chien-Hsun Chu
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UAV ,IMU ,GPS ,MMS ,DG ,calibration ,Chemical technology ,TP1-1185 - Abstract
Spatial information plays a critical role in remote sensing and mapping applications such as environment surveying and disaster monitoring. An Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)-borne mobile mapping system (MMS) can accomplish rapid spatial information acquisition under limited sky conditions with better mobility and flexibility than other means. This study proposes a long endurance Direct Geo-referencing (DG)-based fixed-wing UAV photogrammetric platform and two DG modules that each use different commercial Micro-Electro Mechanical Systems’ (MEMS) tactical grade Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs). Furthermore, this study develops a novel kinematic calibration method which includes lever arms, boresight angles and camera shutter delay to improve positioning accuracy. The new calibration method is then compared with the traditional calibration approach. The results show that the accuracy of the DG can be significantly improved by flying at a lower altitude using the new higher specification hardware. The new proposed method improves the accuracy of DG by about 20%. The preliminary results show that two-dimensional (2D) horizontal DG positioning accuracy is around 5.8 m at a flight height of 300 m using the newly designed tactical grade integrated Positioning and Orientation System (POS). The positioning accuracy in three-dimensions (3D) is less than 8 m.
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221. Looking sideways to Italy in contemporary world literature
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Emma Bond, The Leverhulme Trust, and University of St Andrews. Italian
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Cultural Studies ,Literature and Literary Theory ,Sociology and Political Science ,Visual Arts and Performing Arts ,Pajtim Statovci ,T-NDAS ,Sideways ,Transnational ,DG ,World literature ,PC ,Rachel Kushner ,DG Italy ,Daša Drndić ,PC Romance languages - Abstract
This article sketches a history of how the concept of Italy has travelled worldwide to become a mobile cultural symbol in order to show how, as a signifier, “Italy” has also become increasingly detached from any national parameters of territory. It employs a lateral method of “looking sideways” at literary representations of Italy from “outside” the national canon to show how they can put pressure on what (and where) Italian culture now resides. Analyzing three contemporary works of world literature partially set in Italy (Daša Drndić’s Trieste, Rachel Kushner’s The Flamethrowers, and Pajtim Statovci’s Crossing), it suggests that we might consider broadening out the canon of transnational Italian literature to include works neither written by Italians nor written in Italian, but that offer sideways insight into Italian history and culture from elsewhere. Publisher PDF
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222. Network Reconfiguration at the Distribution System with Distributed Generators
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Xiaozhi, Gao, Linchuan, Li, Hailong, Xue, Hutchison, David, Series editor, Kanade, Takeo, Series editor, Kittler, Josef, Series editor, Kleinberg, Jon M., Series editor, Mattern, Friedemann, Series editor, Mitchell, John C., Series editor, Naor, Moni, Series editor, Nierstrasz, Oscar, Series editor, Pandu Rangan, C., Series editor, Steffen, Bernhard, Series editor, Sudan, Madhu, Series editor, Terzopoulos, Demetri, Series editor, Tygar, Doug, Series editor, Vardi, Moshe Y., Series editor, Weikum, Gerhard, Series editor, Li, Kang, editor, Fei, Minrui, editor, Jia, Li, editor, and Irwin, George W., editor
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223. Integration and Control of Distributed Renewable Energy Resources.
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Nazaripouya, Hamidreza and Nazaripouya, Hamidreza
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History of engineering & technology ,Technology: general issues ,DG ,Gaussian process regression ,HOMER ,Monte Carlo simulations ,PLO's profit ,PV curves ,PV hosting capacity ,TSA/SCA ,composite control strategy ,diesel generator ,different PV technologies ,distributed generation ,distribution networks ,distribution system ,energy independence ,energy storage system (ESS) ,green communities ,intraday forecasting ,machine learning ,microgrids ,min-max optimisation ,model-based predictive control ,n/a ,off-grid system ,permanent magnet brushless DC machine (PMBLDCM) ,photovoltaics ,power losses ,power quality ,power quality improvement ,power system management ,power system optimization ,power system reliability ,robustness ,smart grid paradigm ,smart grids ,solar photovoltaic panel ,solar-powered electric vehicle parking lots ,synchronous machine (SM) ,uncertainties ,wind turbine ,wind turbines ,worst-case scenario - Abstract
Summary: The deployment of distributed renewable energy resources (DRERs) has accelerated globally due to environmental concerns and an increasing demand for electricity. DRERs are considered to be solutions to some of the current challenges related to power grids, such as reliability, resilience, efficiency, and flexibility. However, there are still several technical and non-technical challenges regarding the deployment of distributed renewable energy resources. Technical concerns associated with the integration and control of DRERs include, but are not limited, to optimal sizing and placement, optimal operation in grid-connected and islanded modes, as well as the impact of these resources on power quality, power system security, stability, and protection systems. On the other hand, non-technical challenges can be classified into three categories-regulatory issues, social issues, and economic issues. This Special Issue will address all aspects related to the integration and control of distributed renewable energy resources. It aims to understand the existing challenges and explore new solutions and practices for use in overcoming technical challenges.
224. Power Flow Control in Distributed Generation System of PFC Rectifier for DC Motor Drive.
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Naresh, Maloth and Tripathi, Ramesh Kumar
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ELECTRIC potential ,RENEWABLE energy sources ,ELECTRIC power distribution grids ,CONVERTERS (Electronics) ,ELECTRIC inverters - Abstract
In this paper is to performance and analysis of grid connected power flow control and power quality improvement in distribution generation (DG) system a new topology of harmonic injection current, connected for a grid mode and DC motor drive. Inherently the system power factor is low and it has high harmonic content in the current. The Swiss rectifier is based on harmonic current injection methods on power flow control and implementation of Power factor correction (PFC), Rectifier, the harmonic mitigating pulse width modulation (PWM) technique have been used to reduce the harmonics for power quality improvement. The renewable sources have been used as DC source and control technique has been used with step up DC-DC converter to regulate DC-link voltage. The second close loop control has been done for voltage source inverter to stabilize its terminal voltage. The DC-AC converter provides the bidirectional power flow between point of common coupling (PCC) and local load. The step up converter regulates the DC link voltage to exchange the power with the three phase feeders, also it is conformed the harmonic current can be satisfied with the proposed method. The simulation Study is performed in MATLAB/ SIMULINK. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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225. Optimum recloser–fuse coordination for radial distribution systems in the presence of multiple distributed generations.
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Alam, Mahamad Nabab, Das, Biswarup, and Pant, Vinay
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In this paper, an optimum recloser and fuse coordination scheme is proposed in the presence of multiple distributed generators (DGs) in a radial distribution network. The proposed approach formulates the recloser and fuse coordination problem as an optimisation problem and applies interior point method (IPM) to solve this optimisation problem for obtaining the optimum recloser and fuse settings. The proposed scheme gives a single set of the recloser and fuse settings which is robust enough to be able to coordinate the operations of the recloser and fuses properly without and in the presence of single/multiple DGs in the system. The effect of fault current limiter (FCL) on recloser–fuse coordination has also been studied. The proposed approach has been tested on IEEE 33‐bus system for three different scenarios: (i) no DG in the system, (ii) a single DG in the system, and (iii) multiple DGs in the system. Further, the optimum results obtained by IPM have been validated by comparing them with those obtained by modular in‐core non‐linear optimisation system solver, sequential quadratic programming, particle swarm optimisation, harmony search, genetic algorithm, and differential evolution techniques. The test results prove the robustness and effectiveness of the presented scheme. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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226. Toward coordinated look‐ahead reactive power optimisation for distribution networks with minimal control.
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Ding, Min, Chiang, Hsiao‐Dong, and Li, Peng
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A coordinated look‐ahead reactive power optimisation method is proposed to minimise the required number of operating control devices for a time horizon of 24 h. The aim is to determine, via solving a mixed integer non‐linear programming (MINLP) problem, optimum value settings of transformer taps, capacitor banks and reactive power output of distributed generators (DGs) based on the day‐ahead load demand and active power output of DGs satisfying the engineering and operational constraints. The proposed method employs a three‐stage method: assessment stage, time‐period‐partitioning stage, and coordinated reactive power optimisation stage. The first stage assesses the hourly voltage profile and available delivery capability margin of the system, while the time‐period‐partitioning stage uses clustering algorithm based on power‐flow solution to partition time periods into coherent time durations. The MINLP problem is solved in the proposed coordinated optimisation stage. A modified IEEE13 case and IEEE123 case are used to verify the effectiveness of the proposed three‐stage method. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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227. Voltage quality enhancement in islanded microgrids with multi‐voltage quality requirements at different buses.
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Andishgar, Mohammad Hadi, Gholipour, Eskandar, and Hooshmand, Rahmat‐Allah
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Keeping voltage quality in isolated microgrids while feeding non‐linear and/or unbalanced loads is one of the major challenges in the control of these networks. This study proposes a new hierarchical control for enhancing voltage quality in sensitive load bus (SLB) of isolated microgrids considering non‐SLBs (NSLBs (DG buses and local buses)) with voltage quality limitations. At the primary level of this hierarchical control, a droop controller is responsible for controlling voltage and frequency of microgrids. The duty of the secondary control level is that in the case of the reduction of voltage quality indices at SLB, it enhances them to their determined levels by sending proper control signals to the primary level to determine each DGs compensation effort. It is worth noting that improving the voltage quality indices at SLB can lead to a drop in NSLBs voltage quality indices. Although NSLBs do not have the strict voltage quality limitation of SLB, but keeping the voltage quality of these buses in their allowed limitation is necessary. The third level of the proposed hierarchical control is designed to guarantee the voltage quality indices limitation at NSLBs. Simulation results are given to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed control scheme. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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228. Multi‐functional grid‐connected inverter: upgrading distributed generator with ancillary services.
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Zeng, Zheng, Li, Xiaoling, and Shao, Weihua
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Multi‐functional grid‐connected inverter (MFGCI) is an effective solution for smart grid application to interface renewable energy sources and provide ancillary services. In this study, the controller of an MFGCI‐based distributed generator (DG) is investigated. On the basis of impedance reconfiguration, multiple coupled ancillary services of a DG are modelled to upgrade DG, including power quality conditioning, virtual synchronous generator emulation, and harmonic resonance damping. Analyses highlight potential benefits of DGs to actively participate in some possible services. From the perspective of impedance model, an upgrading solution is also proposed to coordinate these services in a DG. Using the proposed equivalent circuit model, these ancillary services can be uniformly considered as impedance control of the distribution network. Detailed models are presented to explain the principles of ancillary services. Experimental results of a test rig confirm the ancillary services of DG to enhance the power quality, provide virtual inertia, and eliminate the harmonic resonance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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229. Optimal island partitioning of smart distribution systems to improve system restoration under emergency conditions.
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Hosseinnezhad, Vahid, Rafiee, Mansour, Ahmadian, Mohammad, and Siano, Pierluigi
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In the case of emergency operation, intentional islanding of distributed generations is an interesting solution to maintain the reliable power supply in the smart distribution grid. This paper deals with an optimal systematic strategy to restore the post-contingency distribution grid after the occurrence of severe disturbances causing an outage. Hence, a two-stage solution procedure is developed in this paper. In the first step, the optimal partitioning scheme is addressed through a number of graph-theory related algorithms. By applying these algorithms, the loads are optimally assigned to the distributed generations and optimal load shedding programs are determined and performed if there is a shortage of generation. The second step deals with the adjustments issues. In fact, the preliminarily partitions achieved from the first stage should be checked for feasibility. Also, these partitions should be adjusted if it is necessary in order to satisfy the system related constraints. To this purpose OPF calculation is incorporated and optimal load management measures are taken to mitigate violations considering the voltage constraints, line capacities and controllable loads. Since the proposed method considers the key factors of load priorities, load controllability, power balance, voltage and line capacity constraints, it covers the requirements of practical applications. Numerical results from the PG&E-69 test system are used to verify the effectiveness of the proposed method. The comparison with previous methods demonstrates that the proposed method outperforms other techniques. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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230. Methodology for ESS‐type selection and optimal energy management in distribution system with DG considering reverse flow limitations and cost penalties.
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Sepulveda Rangel, Camilo Alberto, Canha, Luciane, Sperandio, Mauricio, and Severiano, Railson
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As there are different types of energy storage systems (ESS), it is important to have a tool that determines the best alternative to be installed in the distribution systems. This study presents a methodology for optimal determination of size, type and site of ESS in distribution systems with distributed generation (DG). The methodology uses a genetic algorithm and a power flow calculated by the Electric Power Research Institute software OPENDSS. For the optimal ESS charge and discharge management uses a non‐linear optimisation model that has as objective an energy cost and loss reduction. In addition, the methodology makes an energy management of the system by limiting the reverse flow with a load shifting process and a cost penalty. Solar and wind power are considered as DG modelled in Homer. Then, a genetic algorithm is used to select the size, type and site of the ESS, considering different lifecycles and costs. This methodology is tested in the IEEE 123 nodes system simulated and adapted in the OPENDSS and the formulation is implemented in MATLAB via COM interface. Finally, results of the methodology are presented and discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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231. Development of Split Ring Resonator Shaped Six Element 2 × 3 Multiple Input Multiple Output Antenna for the C/X/Ku/K Band Applications
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Meshari Alsharari, Vishal Sorathiya, Ammar Armghan, Kavan Dave, and Khaled Aliqab
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Control and Systems Engineering ,Mechanical Engineering ,Electrical and Electronic Engineering ,MIMO ,split-ring resonator ,gain ,directivity ,gigahertz ,TARC ,ECC ,DG ,CCL - Abstract
In this manuscript, we have numerically investigated and experimentally verified the six-element split ring resonator and circular patch-shaped multiple input, multiple output antenna operating in the 1–25 GHz band. MIMO antennas are analyzed in terms of several physical parameters, such as reflectance, gain, directivity, VSWR, and electric field distribution. The parameters of the MIMO antenna, for instance, the envelope correlation coefficient (ECC), channel capacity loss (CCL), the total active reflection coefficient (TARC), directivity gain (DG), and mean effective gain (MEG), are also investigated for identification of a suitable range of these parameters for multichannel transmission capacity. Ultrawideband operation at 10.83 GHz is possible for the theoretically designed and practically executed antenna with the return loss and gain values of −19 dB and −28 dBi, respectively. Overall, the antenna offers minimum return loss values of −32.74 dB for the operating band of 1.92 to 9.81 GHz with a bandwidth of 6.89 GHz. The antennas are also investigated in terms of a continuous ground patch and a scattered rectangular patch. The proposed results are highly applicable for the ultrawideband operating MIMO antenna application in satellite communication with C/X/Ku/K bands.
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- 2023
232. MGE-derived nNOS+ interneurons promote fear acquisition in nNOS−/− mice.
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Zhang, Lin, Yuan, Hong-Jin, Cao, Bo, Kong, Cheng-Cheng, Yuan, Fang, Li, Jun, Ni, Huan-Yu, Wu, Hai-Yin, Chang, Lei, Liu, Yan, and Luo, Chun-Xia
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Neuronal nitric oxide synthase (nNOS) 1 , mainly responsible for NO release in central nervous system (CNS) 2 , plays a significant role in multiple physiological functions. However, the function of nNOS + interneurons in fear learning has not been much explored. Here we focused on the medial ganglionic eminences (MGE) 3 -derived nNOS + interneurons in fear learning. To determine the origin of nNOS + interneurons, we cultured neurons in vitro from MGE, cortex, lateral ganglionic eminence (LGE) 4 , caudal ganglionic eminences (CGE) 5 and preoptic area (POA) 6 . The results showed that MGE contained the most abundant precursors of nNOS + interneurons. Moreover, donor cells from E12.5 embryos demonstrated the highest positive rate of nNOS + interneurons compared with other embryonic periods (E11.5, E12, E13, E13.5 and E14). Additionally, these cells from E12.5 embryos showed long axonal and abundant dendritic arbors after 10 days culture, indicating the capability to disperse and integrate in host neural circuits after transplantation. To investigate the role of MGE-derived nNOS + interneurons in fear learning, donor MGE cells were transplanted into dentate gyrus (DG) 7 of nNOS knock-out (nNOS −/− ) or wild-type mice. Results showed that the transplantation of MGE cells promoted the acquisition of nNOS −/− but not the wild-type mice, suggesting the importance of nNOS + neurons in fear acquisition. Moreover, we transplanted MGE cells from nNOS −/− mice or wild-type mice into DG of the nNOS −/- mice and found that only MGE cells from wild-type mice but not the nNOS −/− mice rescued the deficit in acquisition of the nNOS −/− mice, further confirming the positive role of nNOS + neurons in fear learning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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233. Coordinated Optimal Allocation of DGs, Capacitor Banks and SOPs in Active Distribution Network Considering Dispatching Results Through Bi-level Programming.
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Zhang, Lu, Shen, Chen, Chen, Ying, Huang, Shaowei, and Tang, Wei
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Distributed generation (DG) is increasingly being integrated into distribution networks, and the coordinated allocation of controllable devices including capacitor banks and SOPs is an important issue. This paper proposes a coordinated optimal allocation method of DGs, capacitor banks and SOPs in active distribution network. Firstly, the multistate models of renewable energies and loads considering time-sequence are developed, in order to obtain the operation scenarios of the power grid and probability in different periods. Then, a bi-level programming model is established, in which a chance-constrained programming is embedded. The sitting and sizing of DGs, capacitor banks and SOPs are optimized in upper level considering minimum annual cost as objective. Chance constraint programming is embedded in upper and lower level to obtain the optimal results under a confident level because of the uncertain outputs of DGs. Simulations studies are performed to verify the proposed method. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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234. Optimally Convergent HDG Method for Third-Order Korteweg-de Vries Type Equations.
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Dong, Bo
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We develop and analyze a new hybridizable discontinuous Galerkin method for solving third-order Korteweg-de Vries type equations. The approximate solutions are defined by a discrete version of a characterization of the exact solution in terms of the solutions to local problems on each element which are patched together through transmission conditions on element interfaces. We prove that the semi-discrete scheme is stable with proper choices of stabilization function in the numerical traces. For the linearized equation, we carry out error analysis and show that the approximations to the exact solution and its derivatives have optimal convergence rates. In numerical experiments, we use an implicit scheme for time discretization and the Newton-Raphson method for solving systems of nonlinear equations, and observe optimal convergence rates for both the linear and the nonlinear third-order equations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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235. Disrupting nNOS-PSD-95 coupling in the hippocampal dentate gyrus promotes extinction memory retrieval.
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Li, Jun, Han, Zhou, Cao, Bo, Cai, Cheng-Yun, Lin, Yu-Hui, Li, Fei, Wu, Hai-Ying, Chang, Lei, Luo, Chun-Xia, and Zhu, Dong-Ya
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HIPPOCAMPAL innervation , *GRANULE cells , *DENTATE gyrus , *DEVELOPMENTAL neurobiology , *NITRIC-oxide synthases , *PHYSIOLOGY - Abstract
Granule cells in the dentate gyrus regenerate constantly in adult hippocampus and then integrate into neural circuits in the hippocampus thereby providing the neural basis for learning and memory. Promoting the neurogenesis in the hippocampus facilitates learning and memory such as spatial learning, object identification, and extinction learning. The interaction between neuronal nitric oxide synthase (nNOS) and postsynaptic density protein-95 (PSD-95) is reported to negatively regulate neurogenesis in brain, so we hypothesized that disrupting this interaction might facilitate the neurogenesis in the dentate gyrus (DG) and thus enhance the extinction memory retrieval of fear learning. We found that uncoupling the nNOS-PSD-95 complex in remote contextual fear condition promoted both neuronal proliferation and survival in the DG, contributing to an enhanced retrieval of the extinction memory. Moreover, the nNOS-PSD-95 uncoupling-induced neurogenesis may be mediated by the extracellular signal-regulated kinase (ERK) as the phosphorylation level of ERK1/2 was increased after uncoupling. These findings suggest that the nNOS-PSD-95 complex may serve as a novel target for the treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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236. SYMMETRIC INTERIOR PENALTY DISCONTINUOUS GALERKIN DISCRETIZATIONS AND BLOCK PRECONDITIONING FOR HETEROGENEOUS STOKES FLOW.
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Charrier, D. E., May, D. A., and Schnepp, S. M.
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DISCRETIZATION methods , *STOKES flow , *MATHEMATICAL models - Abstract
Provable stable arbitrary order symmetric interior penalty (SIP) discontinuous Galerkin discretizations of heterogeneous, incompressible Stokes flow utilizing Qk²-Qk--1 elements and hierarchical Legendre basis polynomials are developed and investigated. For solving the resulting linear system, a block preconditioned iterative method is proposed. The nested viscous problem is solved by a hp-multilevel preconditioned Krylov subspace method. For the p-coarsening, a two-level method utilizing element-block Jacobi preconditioned iterations as a smoother is employed. Piecewise bilinear (Q12) and piecewise constant (Q0²) p-coarse spaces are considered. Finally, Galerkin h-coarsening is proposed and investigated for the two p-coarse spaces considered. Through a number of numerical experiments, we demonstrate that utilizing the Q1² coarse space results in the most robust hp-multigrid method for heterogeneous Stokes flow. Using this Q1² coarse space we observe that the convergence of the overall Stokes solver appears to be robust with respect to the jump in the viscosity and only mildly depending on the polynomial order k. It is demonstrated and supported by theoretical results that the convergence of the SIP discretizations and the iterative methods rely on a sharp choice of the penalty parameter based on local values of the viscosity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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237. High‐frequency transient comparison based fault location in distribution systems with DGs.
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Jia, Ke, Ren, Zhefeng, Li, Lun, Xuan, Zhenwen, and Thomas, David
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Distributed generations (DGs) in the distribution systems are connected into the buses using power electronic converters. During fault, it is challenging to provide a constant impedance model for DGs in the system frequency due to the variable converter control strategies. System frequency impedance measurement based fault locations can be influenced by the converters' fault behaviour. This study addresses this problem by proposing a wide‐area high‐frequency impedance comparison based fault location technique. The high‐frequency impedance model of DG is provided. Based on the constant DG impedance model in high‐frequency range, the faulted line sections can be distinguished by comparing the measured impedance differences without requiring the exact distribution system parameters. Simulation results show that the proposed wide‐area transient measurements based fault location method can provide accurate faulted sections in the distribution systems with DGs regardless of the load and DG output variations, measurement noise, unbalanced loads and islanding operations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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238. An IGA Discontinuous Galerkin Method on the union of overlapped patches.
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Zhang, Honghai, Mo, Rong, and Wan, Neng
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ISOGEOMETRIC analysis , *GALERKIN methods , *PROBLEM solving , *BOOLEAN algebra , *DISCRETIZATION methods - Abstract
In Isogeometric Analysis (IGA), the Discontinuous Galerkin method (IGA DG) is often applied when the domain is composed of multiple Non-Uniform Rational B-splines (NURBS) patches. These patches are often required to be C 0 -continuous to make the IGA DG available, and this requirement brings some problems to the CAD process. This paper extends the IGA DG method to solve problems on the union of the overlapped patches. With this method (IGAODG), a problem on the overlapped domain is seen as multiple sub-problems on the non-trimmed patches, and then the continuities of traces of the numerical solutions are penalized on the boundaries of non-trimmed elements, with the coefficients deduced from the classical DG method. Comparing with the IGA methods which apply the CAD Boolean operations to deal with the overlapped domains, the presented method carries out the integrations in the non-trimmed patches, thus no additional integration scheme needs to be considered to achieve the Gaussian integration precision. Discussions on the presented discretization scheme and its convergence analysis show that this method is available on the domain created by the union of the matched, mismatched and overlapped patches. As predicted in the convergence analysis, the presented method gives the optimal convergence rates in our numerical examples. Finally, through one of its engineering applications, this paper shows how to extend IGAODG to solve problems that are defined on the trimmed patches. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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239. Effects of amphetamine administration on neurogenesis in adult rats.
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Stępień, Tomasz, Taracha, Ewa, Kaniuga, Ewelina, Płaźnik, Adam, and Wierzba-Bobrowicz, Teresa
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In our study expression of phospho-(Ser-10)-histone H3 (pH3S10), a marker for the early stage of neurogenesis, and cellular early response genes were investigated using c-Fos protein as an example of a transcription factor in the neurogenic process in rats. Neurogenesis in the adult brain is regulated by endo- and exogenous factors, which influence the proliferation potential of progenitor cells and accelerate the dendritic development of newborn neurons. D-amphetamine, a psychoactive substance, is one of the exogenous factors able to influence the process of neurogenesis. The rats were injected with D-amphetamine at a dose of 1.5 mg/kg/body weight (b.w.) under one administration scheme. Analysis of the pH3S10 and c-Fos expression levels in the group of D-amphetamine administered rats provided evidence of enhanced expression of these proteins in the regions of neurogenesis occurrence in rats. However, conclusions concerning stimulant effects of amphetamine on neurogenesis should be formulated with great caution, taking into account amphetamine dosage and the administration scheme. It should also be remembered that doses of psychoactive substances used in animal models can be lethal to humans. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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240. High order numerical methods for a unified theory of fluid and solid mechanics
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Chiocchetti, Simone
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Finite Volume ,Stiff source ,Meccanica dei fluidi ,Hyperbolic equations ,Fortran ,Volumi Finiti ,Voronoi ,DG ,Unstructured meshes ,Equazioni alle derivate parziali ,Finite Element ,Elementi Finiti ,Solid Mechanics ,FE ,Continuum Mechanics ,Discontinuous Galerkin ,Fluid mechanics ,Discontinous Galerkin ,FV ,Griglie non strutturate ,Delaunay ,Semi-implicit ,GLM cleaning ,FEM ,Compressible flow ,Surface tension ,Navier Stokes ,Finite rate stiff relaxation ,Metodi semi-impliciti ,Metodi d'alto ordine ,ADER ,Meccanica dei solidi ,Meccanica dei continui ,Fluidi multifase ,Fluidi comprimibili ,Metodi numerici ,Equazioni iperboliche ,Partial differential equations ,DGFEM ,Baer Nunziato ,Numerical methods ,High order ,Multiphase flow ,CFD - Published
- 2022
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241. Interrogating the Eutropos Grave Plaque in Urbino
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Robert Couzin
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CN ,GT ,BL ,DG ,CC ,DF ,DE - Abstract
On this Roman grave plaque, a Greek-language epitaph to a certain Eutropos is framed by images of a man holding a cup and a bird with a sprig in its mouth. A unique depiction of a sarcophagus workshop appears below. Although often referred to, the monument has not received the sustained consideration it deserves. Several aspects of the text and imagery can be mined for clues regarding its date (here situated in the mid-third century) and elements of workshop practice, both in the creation of this plaque and in the production of sarcophagi like the one pictured. Previous opinions regarding the identities of the pictured figures are reviewed and pared back to eliminate unwarranted speculation. Most interesting is the matter of religious affiliation. Both Eutropos and his son, the commemorator, have been universally regarded as “Christian” without definition, qualification, or contextualization. Critical examination of the visual and textual evidence, and in particular the use of the term theosebes in the inscription, suggests a more nuanced understanding that recognizes the\ud multi-valence of imagery and terminology in this period, consistent with the fuzziness of religious boundaries and the high rate of inter-generational conversion.
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- 2022
242. Investigating and Simulating DGs to Improve Voltage Profile and Reducing Power Loss in Unbalanced Distribution Networks
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Hassan Barati and Abdol Rasool Fatthi
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dg ,network loss ,unbalance 3-phase power flow ,unbalance factor ,voltage profile. ,Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering ,TK1-9971 - Abstract
Development of Distributed generations (DGs) has changed the nature of power networks from passive to active. In order to specify a proper model for DG units, function and connection style of DGs to the network (direct or indirect) must be clarified. In this paper, operation of DGs in an unbalanced condition (due to unbalanced loads) will be studied. A three-phase power flow model is used to confirm the certainty of the proposed model. Generally DG modelling, depend on its type and controlling circuit, is like either PV or PQ bus. In this paper a three-phase unbalanced power flow model using Newton-Raphson method over a 4 buses power system is implemented. Based on the type of bus (PV or PQ), Simulation results show that the DGs can improve voltage profile (NEME and IEEE unbalance factor) and reduce network losses.
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- 2014
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243. Compact 4x4 CPW-Fed MIMO Antenna with Wi-Fi and WLAN Notch for UWB Applications
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Anubhav Kumar
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Physics ,ultra-wideband antenna ,020208 electrical & electronic engineering ,MIMO ,CCL ,DG ,020206 networking & telecommunications ,02 engineering and technology ,multiple-input multiple-output ,Channel capacity ,UWB ,UWB antenna ,Diversity gain ,Parasitic element ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Electronic engineering ,Return loss ,Radiator (engine cooling) ,ECC ,Electrical and Electronic Engineering ,Antenna (radio) ,Reflection coefficient ,TARC - Abstract
This paper presents a compact CPW-fed MIMO antenna for UWB applications. The four-element CPW-fed antenna is designed as a radiator. The isolations between the same polarized elements and the orthogonally polarized elements are more than 20 and 25 dB, respectively. The floating parasitic element is used to improve isolation at a higher frequency. The simulated and measured 10 dB impedance bandwidth of the proposed MIMO UWB antenna is from 3.6 to 10.3 GHz. The return loss, isolation, radiation patterns, envelope correlation coefficient (ECC), total active reflection coefficient (TARC), diversity gain (DG), and channel capacity loss (CCL) are simulated and/or measured for the proposed antenna. ECCs are less than 0.0022, DGs are above 9.9 dB, TARC has minimum variations in different angles and CCLs are less than 0.4 bits/s/Hz at 10 dB impedance bandwidth. Due to which the proposed antenna can be used in portable UWB applications.
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- 2021
244. Association of Serum Dystroglycan, MMP-2/9 and AQP-4 with Haematoma Expansion in Patients with Intracerebral Haemorrhage
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Xuehui Fan, Yue Shi, Xin Zhang, Guozhong Li, and Di Zhong
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medicine.medical_specialty ,hematoma enlargement ,Neuropsychiatric Disease and Treatment ,HE ,aquaporin-4 ,DG ,Matrix metalloproteinase ,Gastroenterology ,dystroglycan ,03 medical and health sciences ,0302 clinical medicine ,Internal medicine ,medicine ,Dystroglycan ,In patient ,Original Research ,Intracerebral hemorrhage ,ICH ,biology ,business.industry ,MMP-2/9 ,matrix metalloproteinase-2/9 ,Venous blood ,medicine.disease ,intracerebral hemorrhage ,Peripheral blood ,030227 psychiatry ,Aquaporin 4 ,AQP-4 ,biology.protein ,Analysis of variance ,business ,030217 neurology & neurosurgery - Abstract
Yue Shi,1 Xuehui Fan,1 Guozhong Li,1 Di Zhong,1 Xin Zhang2 1Department of Neurology, The First Affiliated Hospital of Harbin Medical University, Harbin 150001, Heilongjiang Province, People’s Republic of China; 2Department of Neurology, Liuzhou People’s Hospital, Liuzhou, Guangxi, 545006, People’s Republic of ChinaCorrespondence: Xin ZhangDepartment of Neurology, Liuzhou People’s Hospital, 8 Wenchang Road, Liuzhou, Guangxi 545006, People’s Republic of ChinaTel +86-13946027603Email zhangxinxueshu123@163.comObjective: The purpose of this study was to explore association of serum dystroglycan (DG), matrix metalloproteinase-2/matrix metalloproteinase-9 (MMP-2/9), and aquaporin-4 (AQP-4) expression and haematoma expansion in patients with intracerebral haemorrhage (ICH), which are proteins involved in maintaining the integrity of the blood-brain barrier.Methods: We included patients older than 18 years old with ICH who had undergone baseline CT within 6 hours after intracerebral haemorrhage symptom onset in our hospital between April 2018 and December 2018. Two readers independently assessed haematoma volume and other imaging information upon admission and again within 24 hours. All patients underwent 5 mL of venous blood collection 6 and 24 hours after admission. Serum expression levels of dystroglycan, matrix metalloproteinase-2/matrix metalloproteinase-9 and aquaporin-4 were determined by quantitative enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). Repeated analysis of variance was used to determine whether expression of the four proteins in patients with cerebral haemorrhage changed within 24 hours and whether there were differences between the haematoma enlargement and non-haematoma enlargement groups over time. Univariate and multivariate logistic regression analyses were used to compare the correlation among expression of the four proteins, clinical characteristics of patients and haematoma enlargement.Results: Expression levels of serum matrix metalloproteinase-2/matrix metalloproteinases-9 and aquaporin-4 gradually increased within 24 hours in patients with cerebral haemorrhage (P< 0.001), while expression levels of dystroglycan gradually decreased (P< 0.01). Expression of serum matrix metalloproteinases-9 6 hours after onset was independently correlated with the expansion of cerebral haemorrhage. The ROC curve (AUC=0.778, 95% Cl: 0.661– 0.894, P< 0.001) exhibited high sensitivity (0.900) and low specificity (0.642).Conclusion: These data support that expression of MMP-9 in peripheral blood is independently correlated with the enlargement of haematoma in patients with intracerebral haemorrhage 6 hours after onset and can be used as an independent predictor of haematoma enlargement in patients with intracerebral haemorrhage. However, although the expression of MMP-2, AQP-4 and DG exhibited some changes within 6 and 24 hours after onset, they were not independently correlated with early haematoma enlargement in patients with intracerebral haemorrhage. Further multi-time point exploration and expansion of the sample size is necessary in future studies.Keywords: intracerebral hemorrhage, ICH, hematoma enlargement, HE, dystroglycan, DG, matrix metalloproteinase-2/9, MMP-2/9, aquaporin-4, AQP-4
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- 2021
245. God’s City: ‘Civic Humanism’ and the Self-Construction of the Ecclesia in Late Fifteenth- and Early Sixteenth-Century England
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Rundle, David
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Cultural Studies ,DA ,PN0441 ,General Arts and Humanities ,DG ,NA ,NC - Abstract
This article considers one element within the long tradition of the church’s self-identification as a city. It focusses on England, c. 1450 to c. 1510, and considers how the civic rhetoric developed by Italian humanists, pre-eminently Leonardo Bruni, was refracted through an ecclesiastical lens and so appropriated for English clerical use. It describes how two useful elements were quarried from recent writings imported from Italy: the first was the emphasis on the city and its buildings as a locus of virtue, the second was that, because of its virtue, that city was under attack. The discussion begins with the time of social unrest in the mid-fifteenth century, in the wake of which Thomas Chaundler wrote his praise of Thomas Bekynton, bishop of Bath and Wells, and his building works in his episcopal city. It ends in the first years of the sixteenth century with the relations between Christopher Urswick, dean of Windsor and Thomas Goldstone, prior of Christ Church, Canterbury. Their re-use of older texts, specifically the Speculum regis Edwardi III, which they assumed to be by Archbishop Simon Islip, and more recent humanist ones, by Celso Maffei and Goldstone’s predecessor as prior, William Sellyng, identified other enemies who attacked the church: invoking the name of Thomas Becket, they saw those oppressing them to be not rebels against authority but those in authority. This allows us to reflect on how a few English readers of humanist civic rhetoric found in it potentially radical force.
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246. Investigations of AC Microgrid Energy Management Systems Using Distributed Energy Resources and Plug-in Electric Vehicles
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Umashankar Subramaniam, Swaminathan Ganesan, Mahajan Sagar Bhaskar, Sanjeevikumar Padmanaban, Frede Blaabjerg, and Dhafer J. Almakhles
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microgrid ,PV inverter ,BESS ,power flow study ,DG ,Technology - Abstract
The world has witnessed a rapid transformation in the field of electrical generation, transmission and distribution. We have been constantly developing and upgrading our technology to make the system more economically efficient. Currently, the industry faces an acute shortage of energy resources due to overconsumption by industries worldwide. This has compelled experts to look for alternatives to fossil fuels and other conventional sources of energy to produce energy in a more sustainable manner. The microgrid concept has gained popularity over the years and has become a common sight all over the world because of the ability of a microgrid to provide power to a localized section without being dependent on conventional resources. This paper focuses on development of such an AC hybrid microgrid, which receives power from distributed energy resources (DERs) such as a PV array alongside a battery storage system, and also uses an emergency diesel generator system and an online uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system to provide power to predefined loads under different conditions. This paper also addresses on the power flow to the loads under two main modes of operation—on grid and off grid—and investigates the microgrid in different states and sub-states. The final objective is to design an efficient microgrid model such that it can sustain the multiple loads simultaneously under all operating conditions.
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- 2019
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247. Deregulated Automatic Generation Control using Novel Opposition-based Interactive Search Algorithm Cascade Controller Including Distributed Generation and Electric Vehicle
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Raj, Utkarsh and Shankar, Ravi
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- 2020
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248. Review of Power Distribution Network Planning.
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Wang Zhiyang, Zhang Bo, and Wang Yiqun
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POWER distribution networks ,ELECTRIC networks ,ELECTRIC power distribution grids ,SMART power grids ,ELECTRIC power systems - Published
- 2016
249. Pour un humanisme « europolite » (autour de The Renaissance Reform of the Book and Britain)
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Rundle, David, Revest, Clemence, and Caby, Cecile
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Cultural Studies ,écriture humanistique ,History ,DA ,Sociology and Political Science ,humanist script ,media_common.quotation_subject ,copistes ,DG ,JV1-9480 ,Z004 ,cosmopolitisme ,paléographie ,Demography ,media_common ,manuscrits ,scribes ,D111 ,The Renaissance ,Art ,manuscripts ,cosmopolitanism ,England ,palaeography ,Colonies and colonization. Emigration and immigration. International migration ,Humanities - Abstract
David Rundle est l’auteur d’une monographie portant sur la participation d’un groupe international de scribes et des élites anglaises à l’essor des écritures humanistiques au cours du xve siècle et des premières décennies du xvie siècle, dans laquelle il remet en cause une vision diffusioniste et italo-centrée de l’histoire de l’humanisme, en s’intéressant à la fois aux dynamiques de collaboration cosmopolites et aux parcours migratoires. Il revient dans cet entretien sur les principes et les méthodes de son enquête, tout en précisant certains de ses concepts et en élargissant ses conclusions à d’autres domaines possibles de réflexion. David Rundle is the author of a monograph on the role of an international group of scribes and of English elites in the success achieved by humanist script during the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries. In this, he challenges the conventional assumptions of a history of humanism which sees it as spreading from an Italian centre to further-flung peripheries. He focuses instead on the importance of cosmopolitan collaboration and on the migratory habits of the elites who nurtured humanism. In this interview, he discusses the principles and the methods of his research, clarifying some of the concepts and elaborating on the potential significance of its conclusions to other areas of enquiry.
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- 2020
250. Modern Italy, 1995–2020: the journal's first quarter-century
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Mark Seymour and Penelope Morris
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Cultural Studies ,History ,Sociology and Political Science ,JA ,Anthropology ,AZ ,H1 ,DG ,Ancient history ,AS ,Quarter century - Abstract
No abstract available.
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- 2020
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