Experimental investigations of bagasse ash strands featuring variable surface influence on polypropylene based polymer composites

This study addresses the challenges of synchronous reconfiguration in implantable distributed generation systems, aiming to optimize power arrangement using an evolutionary whale optimization technique. The research focuses on overcoming the degradation in utility grid performance caused by varied responses, which significantly impacts the efficacy of electricity delivery in implantable systems. The key objective is to deliver high-quality electricity while minimizing power dissipation and maintaining operational temperatures within safe limits. To achieve this, the study proposes an innovative method that optimizes both the routing protocol and the placement of capacitors within the implantable distributed generation network. This approach is designed to reduce power flow and operational costs, thereby improving the efficiency of various buses in the system. The optimization process utilizes Jackson's technique for identifying the optimal minimal tree in routing, complemented by an adaptable whale optimization algorithm for model predictive control.

Synchronous Reconfiguration in Implantable Distributed Generation on Optimal Power Arrangement

Ali H.,

Krishnakumari,

Selvakanmani

et al. 2024

Analyzing Renewable Power Integration in Edible Devices on Variable Rate Pumped Storage

Seeniappan,

Krishnakumari,

Shanmugapriya

et al. 2024

This study embarks on a novel exploration of integrating renewable power sources, particularly wind and solar energy, into edible devices, focusing on the Indian power grid's context. As the prevalence of renewable energy sources grows, the dynamics of power systems are rapidly evolving, presenting unique challenges such as network stability and fluctuating energy outputs. This research specifically addresses the variability inherent in renewable energy sources and investigates the potential of minimum variable rate pumped storage systems to provide fundamental consistency in power grids. Key issues such as network inertia minimization and the challenges posed by nano-grids are examined, with an emphasis on their impact on edible devices. The study also explores the use of rapid dispatchable generation (DG) units, like the Kenneth and configurable speed hydel charger, as viable solutions to the energy fluctuation issues typical in renewable-rich power systems.

Lightning Impact Current Variables in Wearable and Implantable Devices on Different Evaluation Methods

Natrayan,

Saravanan,

Paranthaman

et al. 2024

This work introduces a novel and expedient method to evaluate the impact of lightning-induced current variables on wearable and implantable devices. The method focuses on analyzing the waveform parameters of lightning intensity modulation, a crucial factor in assessing the vulnerability of these devices to lightning strikes. Key waveform properties such as maximum voltage (Up), frontal duration (T1), time to half (T2), and overrun frequency (Be) are evaluated following IEC specifications. To accurately determine these parameters, an optimization technique employing rear supervised learning is applied. This technique analyzes the baseline curvature and its variations using data collected from 14 distinct points along the waveforms, particularly focusing on 26% of a signal applied on the wave's front portion and 50% of an open-circuit voltage on the wave's rear portion. The prescribed 28 waveforms are incorporated into the network subject's training process, and multiple experimental cases are employed to validate the proposed method.