Our scientific publications
Characterization of the liquefaction properties of fluoronitrile mixtures by a thermodynamic experimental approach
Characterization of the liquefaction properties of fluoronitrile mixtures by a thermodynamic experimental approach
Ageing behaviour of RIP material under several DC voltages and temperature
Ageing behaviour of RIP material under several DC voltages and temperature
Proposition of qualification procedure for MVDC cables
Proposition of qualification procedure for MVDC cables
Generalized Switching Sequence for Voltage Balancing in a Flying Capacitor DC-DC Converter with Quasi-2-Level Modulation
Explore a generalized algorithm for voltage balancing in multilevel flying capacitor (FC) converters used in dual active bridge (DAB) DC-DC converters. This approach balances flying capacitor voltages with a quasi-2-level modulation strategy, offering improved efficiency and stability.
Impact of renewable energy generation on power reserve energy demand
This work focuses on analysing the relationship between reserve energy demand and load, wind, and solar generation.
Superconducting Cable Modelling into Electro-Magnetic Transient Simulation
The European project SCARLET aims to study and realize a demonstrator of a MVDC high-power superconducting cable.
Fault detection and location in floating windfarms with fishbone inter-array architecture
This article focuses on the development of a traveling wave-based protection strategy to enhance the fault-locating capabilities of the array grid’s protection system.
Managing turbine fatigue while maximizing solar energy use: adding a battery to the system
The use of a 15-minute solar forecast obtained from real-time sky video is analysed to minimize this overloading of the actuators.
Performance investigation of SF6 free Gas Insulated DC Systems
A solution to replace SF6 in high voltage equipment is the mixture of Fluoronitrile C4F7N with CO2 and O2.
Switching losses calculation method for modular multi-level converters using half-bridge submodules
This paper proposes a simulation-based method for calculation of losses on any converter topology based on stacks of half-bridge submodules balancing accuracy and computing time.
