Monitoring and Regulation of Voltage Dips in the Distribution Network - Weldemariam, Leake Enquay
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The research outcome presented in this book is done in the context of the needed regulation for voltage dips in the National grid code and it is done based on the analysis of historical data, on modeling and simulation of voltage dips in the networks and on experimental tests. The book gives insights into new concepts and new results on existing concepts seen on an international level and some of the important scientific contributions have been published in proceedings of international conference and reputable journals. The book covers both the academic and practical aspects necessary for…mehr

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The research outcome presented in this book is done in the context of the needed regulation for voltage dips in the National grid code and it is done based on the analysis of historical data, on modeling and simulation of voltage dips in the networks and on experimental tests. The book gives insights into new concepts and new results on existing concepts seen on an international level and some of the important scientific contributions have been published in proceedings of international conference and reputable journals. The book covers both the academic and practical aspects necessary for developing a framework for regulating voltage dips with an independent view. Ideas and methodologies presented by the author can be easily followed and understood, and it can provide very useful practical guidelines for industries and power network.
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Weldemariam, Leake Enquay
Dr. Ir. L.E. Weldemariam, born on 20th Feb. 1984 in Ethiopia, obtained his BSc in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Mekelle Institute of Technology, Ethiopia in July 2007. He gained his MSc and PhD diplomas in Electrical Power Engineering and in Power Quality from TU Delft and TU Eindhoven, The Netherlands in 2010 and 2017 respectively.