Our scientific publications
New Model-Based Algorithm for Fault Detection and Identification in DC Railway Systems
In this paper, a new model-based Fault Detection Algorithm (FDA) is proposed.
Breakdown Phenomena in Liquid Nitrogen Under Synchronized Transient Boiling and Impulse Voltage
Resistive superconducting fault current limiters constitute a promising solution for high voltage (HV) networks.
Pre-Breakdown and Breakdown Phenomena in Liquid Nitrogen With a Tape–Plane Electrode Geometry
Pre-breakdown and breakdown phenomena are investigated in liquid nitrogen (LN 2) with a tape-plane electrode geometry.
The use of a power flow controller to optimise current sharing in parallel HVDC cable connections
Install a parallel conductor with the existing one and a power flow controller connected between the two conductors to control their current distribution.
Single branch of energy storage submodules to integrate energy storage devices in HVDC systems
The topology consists of a branch of energy storage submodules (ES-SMs) and an inductor.
Increasing DC system stability thanks to energy control in MMC based DC-DC converters
In this paper, the virtual capacitor control is proposed for the Front-to-Front MMC.
Phase Shifted Full Bridge DC-DC Converter for Photovoltaic MVDC Collection Network
This article presents the application of a phase-shifted full bridge converter for medium voltage dc collection networks suited to photovoltaic power plants.
Implications of faults on insulation coordination of dedicated metallic return on bipolar HVDC overhead transmission lines
This paper focuses on a specific issue of bipolar HVDC lines with a dedicated metallic return (DMR).
An algorithm for DC segmentation of AC power systems targeted at electromechanical oscillations
This paper propose an algorithm that, for a given AC power system, gives an adapted DC segmentation scheme that improve its small signal stability.
On the role of helium metastable measured by time resolved tunable diode laser spectroscopy in high current magnetron discharge
Gas rarefaction and gas recycling are discussed as major contributors for this phenomenon in very high current glow discharge.
