Polylactic acid/hydroxyapatite/yttria-stabilized zircon synthetic nanocomposite scaffolding compression and flexural characteristics

Lakshmaiya, Natrayan

doi:10.1117/12.3011715

International Conference on Mathematical and Statistical Physics, Computational Science, Education and Communication (ICMSCE 20 2023

DOI: 10.1117/12.3011715

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Polylactic acid/hydroxyapatite/yttria-stabilized zircon synthetic nanocomposite scaffolding compression and flexural characteristics

Natrayan Lakshmaiya

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Muthukannan,

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This study investigates the impact of electronic power aging on implantable antennas, with a specific focus on the leakage current characteristics of high-voltage (HV) armature winding. The research explores how vibrations generated by the electrostatic field during the operation of HV motors can lead to degradation in these antennas, a phenomenon analogous to slot partial discharge (PD) in series motors. The study delves into how increased melt temperature, due to inrush current or insufficient thermal efficiency, exacerbates this degradation. To simulate electronic aging, several discharge bar systems were used to observe the development of slot PD and the effects of aging factors on these characteristics, offering insights applicable to implantable antennas. Motor stator plates, akin to components in implantable antennas, were subjected to extended exposure at elevated temperatures, up to three times the nominal line voltage of 7 kV, to mimic aging conditions.

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Impact of Electronic Power Aging on Implantable Antennas

Kaliappan,

Muthukannan,

Krishnakumari

et al. 2024

AI Approaches to Smart and Sustainable Power Systems

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Optimizing AGC in Implantable Devices

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Kamal,

Saravanan

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This study introduces an advanced algorithm for optimizing automatic generation control (AGC) in implantable devices, addressing the challenges posed by the variability of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power. The proposed approach utilizes a predictive proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controller enhanced with square root derivatives, specifically designed for power systems with high photovoltaic and wind penetration. This innovative method aims to mitigate the instability caused by the fluctuating nature of renewable energy sources. The research develops a framework that models the electricity network dynamics, incorporating high levels of solar (PV) and wind energy. The introduction of a 'Kindly Please' regulator is a novel aspect of this study, designed to augment system stability amidst increasing reliance on renewable resources. This regulator is integrated into the simulation environment, allowing for the prediction and optimization of AGC performance based on various output scenarios.

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Synchronous Reconfiguration in Implantable Distributed Generation on Optimal Power Arrangement

Ali H.,

Krishnakumari,

Selvakanmani

et al. 2024

Advances in Chemical and Materials Engineering

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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.

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Polylactic acid/hydroxyapatite/yttria-stabilized zircon synthetic nanocomposite scaffolding compression and flexural characteristics

Cited by 19 publications

References 29 publications

Impact of Electronic Power Aging on Implantable Antennas

Impact of Electronic Power Aging on Implantable Antennas

Optimizing AGC in Implantable Devices

Synchronous Reconfiguration in Implantable Distributed Generation on Optimal Power Arrangement

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