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Since the wave energy power generation has a low voltage output and poor stability in low speed, the scheme of a compensation power generation scheme of two bilateral asymmetric linear switched reluctance generators (BALSRG) is proposed. The mathematic model of the BALSRG is derived and machine characteristics are investigated. Two control methods are discussed and compared. Experiment results demonstrate...
Since the wave energy power generation has a low voltage output and poor stability in low speed, the scheme of a compensation power generation scheme of two bilateral asymmetric linear switched reluctance generators (BALSRG) is proposed. The mathematic model of the BALSRG is derived and machine characteristics are investigated. Two control methods are discussed and compared. Experiment results demonstrate...
To achieve the communication between field and circuit network solvers in an actual large-scale ac/dc hybrid power grid, a cosimulation system of electromagnetic transient calculation, on-site measured data, and finite-element simulation has been developed. A platform based on MATLAB is adopted for linking measured data, electromagnetic transient simulation in real-time I/O, and combining finite-element...
A unitary qubit lattice algorithm, which scales almost perfectly to the full number of cores available (e.g., 216000 cores on a CRAY XT5), is used to examine quantum turbulence and its interrelationship to classical turbulence with production runs on grids up to 57603. The maximal grids achievable by conventional CFD for quantum turbulence is just 20483, and artificial dissipation had to be introduced...
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