Sustainability of High-Power Frequency Converters with Active Rectifiers Connected in Parallel with “EAF-SVC” Complex

Николаев, А. А.; Denisevich, A.S.; Antropova, Lyudmila I.

doi:10.1109/peami.2019.8915322

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“…The focus of paper [32] is on high-power frequency converters with active rectifiers from steel plants. Voltage dips of 15-30% lasting 150-300 ms cause rolling mill main electric drives to shut down.…”

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Power Factor Modelling and Prediction at the Hot Rolling Mills’ Power Supply Using Machine Learning Algorithms

Panoiu,

Ivascanu

2024

Mathematics

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The power supply is crucial in the present day due to the negative impacts of poor power quality on the electric grid. In this research, we employed deep learning methods to investigate the power factor, which is a significant indicator of power quality. A multi-step forecast was developed for the power factor in the power supply installation of a hot rolling mill, extending beyond the horizontal line. This was conducted using data obtained from the respective electrical supply system. The forecast was developed via hybrid RNN (recurrent neural networks) incorporating LSTM (long short-term memory) and GRU (gated recurrent unit) layers. This research utilized hybrid recurrent neural network designs with deep learning methods to build several power factor models. These layers have advantages for time series forecasting. After conducting time series forecasting, qualitative indicators of the prediction were identified, including the sMAPE (Symmetric Mean Absolute Percentage Error) and regression coefficient. In this paper, the authors examined the quality of applied models and forecasts utilizing these indicators, both in the short term and long term.

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