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A Control Philosophy for Multiplexed Power Converters in Active Distribution Systems
Matthew Deakin, Mahmood Jamali, Nail Tosun +1
Reconfigurable, multiplexed power electronic devices (M-PEDs) can provide more effective, flexible operation for applications in active distribution networks, enabling the mitigati…
DC Link Capacitor Ripple Constraints Limit the Benefits of Utility-Owned Four-Wire Power Converters
Matthew Deakin, Xu Deng, Shafiq Odhano +1
Utilities are increasingly interested in power converters to increase the headroom of their assets by actively controlling power flows on their network. In this work we demonstrate…
Risk-Based Dynamic Thermal Rating in Distribution Transformers via Probabilistic Forecasting
Scott Angus, Jethro Browell, David Greenwood +1
Low voltage (LV) distribution transformers face accelerating demand growth while replacement lead times and costs continue to rise, making improved utilisation of existing assets e…
Defining and Constraining the Electrical Cardinality of Multiport Converter Mission Profiles
Matthew Deakin
Mission profiles describe a representative set of conditions that a power converter is designed to operate under, and are known to be more complicated for multiport converter appli…
Multiplexing Power Converters for Cost-Effective and Flexible Soft Open Points
Matthew Deakin
The feasible set of real powers that can be transferred by a three-terminal Soft Open Point (SOP) can be increased by selecting non-uniform power ratings for each of the three ac/d…
Optimal Hybrid Multiplexed AC-DC-AC converters
Matthew Deakin
The flexibility of multi-terminal AC-DC-AC converters connected in distribution networks can be increased by changing the sizes of the individual AC-DC converter stages and connect…