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KATHOLIEKE UNIVERSITEIT LEUVEN
FACULTEIT TOEGEPASTE WETENSCHAPPENDEPARTEMENT WERKTUIGKUNDE, AFDELING TMEDEPARTEMENT ELEKTROTECHNIEK, AFDELING ELECTA
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Proefschrift voorgedragen tot hetbehalen van het doctoraat in detoegepaste wetenschappendoorMarcel DIDDENPromotorenProf. dr. ir. W. D’haeseleerProf. dr. ir. R. BelmansDecember 2003
KATHOLIEKE UNIVERSITEIT LEUVEN
FACULTEIT TOEGEPASTE WETENSCHAPPENDEPARTEMENT WERKTUIGKUNDE, AFDELING TMEDEPARTEMENT ELEKTROTECHNIEK, AFDELING ELECTA
T
ECHNO
-E
CONOMIC
A
NALYSIS OF
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ETHODSTO
R
EDUCE
D
AMAGE DUE TO
V
OLTAGE
D
IPS
Technisch-economische analyse van methodes om schade door spanningsdips te verminderen
Proefschrift voorgedragen tot hetbehalen van het doctoraat in detoegepaste wetenschappendoorMarcel DIDDENJury:Prof. dr. ir. J. Berlamont, voorzitterProf. dr. ir. W. D’haeseleer, promotorProf. dr. ir. R. Belmans, promotorProf. dr. ir. M. Bollen (Chalmers University, Göteborg)Prof. dr. ir. R. De Doncker (RWTH Aachen)Dr. ir. E. De Jaeger (Laborelec)Dr. ir. J. DriesenProf. dr. S. ProostProf. dr. ir. A. Robert (UCL Louvain)Prof. dr. ir. T. Van Craenenbroeck ISBN 90-5682-463-5UDC 621.315 December 2003
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Techno-economic Analysis of Methods to reduce Damage due to Voltage Dips
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« prev | next »- 1. INTRODUCTION
- 1.1. Power Quality
- 1.2. Motivation
- 1.3. Outline
- 2. PROBLEM ANALYSIS
- 2.1. Definition and origin of voltage dips
- 2.2. Sensitive systems
- 2.3. Cost of process outages
- 3. DIP CHARACTERIZATION AND PROPAGATION
- 3.1. Conventional dip characterization methods
- 3.2. The Bollen characterization and propagation method
- 3.3. Classification using measurement data
- 3.4. Classification used in this study
- 4. ESTIMATING DIP FREQUENCY: AREA OF VULNERABILITY
- 4.1. Application area
- 4.2. Grid description and modeling
- 4.3. Incident statistics
- 4.4. Summary and application of the model
- 5. ESTIMATING DIP FREQUENCY: DIP MEASUREMENTS
- 5.1. Required measuring period to obtain a certain accuracy
- 5.2. Multiple regression analysis
- 5.3. Multiple-regression analysis applied to High Voltage
- 5.4. Multiple-regression analysis applied to Medium Voltage
- 5.5. Conclusions
- 6. MITIGATION METHODS
- 6.1. Process modifications
- 6.2. Mitigation equipment between AC grid and process
- 6.3. Other possibilities to reduce outage costs
- 7. COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF MITIGATION METHODS
- 7.1. Net-Present-Value method and possible alternatives
- 7.2. Incorporating Risk Management
- 8. INTEGRATION OF ALL ASPECTS
- 8.1. Total number of dips
- 8.2. Finding the appropriate mitigation strategy
- 8.3. Cost benefit analysis of mitigation options
- 9. TEXTILE FIBER EXTRUSION PROCESS
- 9.1. Process description
- 9.2. Design concepts
- 9.3. Interruption cost
- 9.4. Guidelines and case studies
- 10. SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE RESEARCH
- 10.1. Summary and conclusions
- 10.2. Future research
- 10.3. Final Remark
- List of publications
- Short Curriculum
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