Embodied queer theology in S<i>howtime</i>’s Q<i>ueer as Folk</i>

Spencer, Leland G.

doi:10.1080/10511431.2019.1709773

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“…The construction of DC charging facilities for electric-powered vehicles in the United States ranks among the best, and its DC charging equipment covers almost the entire United States. The U.S. government has been encouraging cooperation between automobile manufacturers and relevant research institutions, which has accelerated the development of DC charging technology in the United States [5]. The domestic electric-powered vehicle industry developed late, and in 2001, the "863 Plan" was set up in the "Eleventh Five-Year Plan" for major special projects of electric-powered vehicles, so the electric-powered vehicle industry in China started [6].…”

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Study of the impact of DC distribution network under large-scale electric-powered vehicle access

Zhang

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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As a high-standard verdant method of transportation, electric-powered-vehicles have become the development hotspot of the automotive business in recent years. Large scale access to electric-powered vehicles can form a distributed energy storage system, which can improve the operational performance of power grid peak shaving and frequency modulation, and improve the comprehensive utilization efficiency of system energy. But at the same time, large-scale electric-powered vehicles connected to the DC distribution network will have a certain impact on its topology. Therefore, this paper studies the impact of the access location and number of electric-powered vehicles on the network topology and establishes a multi-dimensional evaluation system of the DC distribution network topology. The application of this result can play an evaluation and guidance role in the operation stability of the DC distribution network in the case of large-scale access to electric-powered vehicles.

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