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Real-time Laboratory Implementation Results of an Active Filter

Publication date : May 2010
Paper File : Active-Filter_AlirezaJAVADI_EEEIC2010.pdf

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Guy Olivier, Frederic Sirois, Andre Youmssi, Alireza Javadi,

Abstract

- Proliferation of power electronics converters and electronic equipments has dramatically increased electric pollution in electrical distribution power systems. Active filters (capable of injecting distorted currents in order to cancel harmonics coming from non-linear loads) - Consequently, many theories have been developed to control active filters. Instantaneous power (p-q theory), an overview of the instantaneous compensation theory will be presented. -To illustrate the effectiveness of such compensation an HIL system is realized in laboratory. PHIL system with a real-time Opal-RT simulator. -The analysis of the real-time results to proven the instantaneous compensation of the controller.

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Universidad del Pais Vasco: Our Experience using eMEGAsim Real-Time Simulator

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Detailed Wind Farm Simulation with Advanced Wind Modeling using eMEGAsim

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Emulation of a 1500 W Motor for PHIL Simulation using eDRIVEsim

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Real-Time Simulation Technologies in Education: a Link to Modern Engineering Methods and Practices

Publication date : Mar 2010
Paper File : 2010_Intertech_Dufour_RTLABApplications.pdf

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Jean Bélanger, Christian Dufour, Cacilda Andrade,

Abstract

This paper discusses industrial applications of real time simulation technologies and opportunities that exist to include them in modern engineering education curricula. Real-time simulators are used extensively in many engineering fields. As a consequence, the inclusion of simulation applications in academic curricula can provide great value to the student. Statistical power grid protection tests, aircraft design and simulation, motor drive controller design methods and space robot integration are a few examples of real-time simulator technology applications to be discussed in this paper.

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Real-Time Simulation of Large-Scale Power Systems using EMTP-RV and Simulink/SimPowerSystems

Publication date : Mar 2010
Paper File : ECCE2009_paper-digest_Opal-RT_FINAL.pdf

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Jean-Nicolas Paquin, Jean Bélanger,

Abstract

This paper presents a modern PC-based real-time simulator using the latest INTEL quad-core processors to simulate a relatively large power system. The performance of the simulator is evaluated by comparing the results of different contingencies in two different simulation environments. A large grid model built using the EMTP-RV software and simulated in real-time using the eMEGAsim platform’s EMTP-RT software tool is described. Comparisons between the off-line and the Real-Time simulations are made using superimposed steady-state and fault condition waveforms.

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Real Time 2010 (www.RealTime2010.com) is positioned to be a must attend event for engineers, engineering management, professors, researchers and students involved in the design, testing, and simulation of electric drives, electrical and mechanical systems, and fast-switching power electronics found in a wide range of applications in the aerospace, automotive, industrial automation, power generation, and transportation industries.

March 8, 2010 - Montreal, Quebec
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