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Recent Submissions
A comprehensive review of potential protection methods for VSC multi-terminal HVDC systems
(Pergamon-Elsevier Science Ltd, 2024)
High voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission systems represent a significant development for future power systems due to presenting promising solutions for long-distance power transmission. However, the protection of HVDC systems is becoming one of the most significant challenges due to the extremely high short-circuit current within a short time span and the lack of zero crossing in the DC systems. DC protection schemes must detect and isolate the fault within 4-6 ms, while AC protection systems operate with considerably longer response times. Therefore, the techniques utilized for HVDC protection systems require more attention to enhance their performance in the future. This paper provides a comprehensive review of various protection techniques for HVDC systems, highlights recent advances, and analyzes the pros and cons of each method. Initially, different challenges of HVDC protection systems are presented, and then various HVDC protection schemes are discussed and classified into two groups based on the operation time. After that existing protection schemes are investigated in detail by including practical examples. The review aims to close the gap between the presented HVDC protection methods and technical challenges in order to overcome future issues of power system protection. Moreover, signal processing methods and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques, which play a key role in the future of protection systems, are extensively investigated to highlight the possible solutions. Finally, various recommendations, key challenges, and future trends with respect to the development of HVDC protection schemes have been presented for researchers and engineers studying in this field.
A New Method for Increasing Quality Factor in Active Filters
(World Scientific Publ Co Pte Ltd, 2017)
In this paper, we present a new method increasing quality factor of active filter structure in the literature and a new designed filter. The new method is easily applied to all different filter modes with the proper feedback circuit. The center frequency of the filter remains constant as quality factor of filter increases. Also, quality factor can be also tuned electronically by changing the biasing current of the feedback circuit. Furthermore, the performance of the method is demonstrated by CMOS simulation of differential voltage current conveyor and transconductance amplifier. Quality factor value of the filter can also be easily adjusted electronically between 1 and 20 with the presented method. Finally, an application example of the presented method is presented for double tuned amplifier for intermediate frequency pre-amplifier of FM receiver.
Don't Let the Memories Fly Away (3): Hilmi Celik That I Used to Know ...
(Turkish Librarians Assoc, 2016)
In the article penned due to the passing of Hilmi Celik, the doyen colleague of ours, he is commemorated through his humanitarian, professional and literary sides.
Assessing the safety and reliability of type-3 high-pressure composite tanks: a comprehensive analysis of failure metrics
(Springer India, 2024)
Pressure tanks play a pivotal role in various industrial applications, serving as vessels for the storage of gases under different pressures and environmental conditions. The burgeoning interest in hydrogen gas as a clean energy source has necessitated a comprehensive assessment of pressure tank structural integrity, particularly under high-pressure demands exceeding 700 bar. In this study, we systematically investigate the influence of different aluminum alloys, including AL6061, AL7075, and AL7178, reinforced with various fiber/epoxy composite materials. Our primary objective is to identify the optimal combination of liner and composite materials, along with the number of composite layers and fiber winding orientations that minimize distortion energy within the tank's liner and composite layers while maximizing safety factors. Our results indicate that distortion energy decreases as the fiber angle increases from zero to 75 degrees, with the ideal fiber orientation angle shifting with the number of composite layers. The lowest distortion energy levels in the liner were achieved in composite tanks comprising 60 laminates of reinforcing composite material, wound at an orientation angle of [+/- 55 degrees/90 degrees]. Across various internal pressure levels, pressure tanks reinforced with boron/epoxy composite material consistently outperformed other fiber materials. In terms of aluminum liner materials, AL6061 exhibited a remarkable 10.5% reduction in distortion energy on average when compared to AL7075. Safety indices revealed that pressure tanks reinforced with aramid/epoxy composite material provided the highest level of reliability, particularly when applying the maximum principal stress criterion. Carbon/epoxy and graphite/epoxy composites followed closely. In contrast, glass/epoxy and Kevlar/epoxy composites did not meet the stringent safety requirements for high-pressure storage tanks. These findings offer invaluable guidance for designing high-pressure composite tanks, ensuring their structural integrity and safety when storing hydrogen gas at elevated pressures, and exemplify the importance of materials and design considerations for such critical applications.
Investigation of the behavior of carbon fiber reinforced polymer confined standard cylinder concrete specimens under axial load
(Pamukkale Univ, 2017)
The use of fiber reinforced polymer composites for strengthening in concrete structures has become quite prevalent in recent years. Especially, to provide ductile behavior from the structural elements that produced by using the high strength concrete under the load effects, the externally wrapping of these elements with using the fiber reinforced polymer materials comes into prominence as an alternative method for strengthening. These materials with high tensile strength can often be preferred due to their lightweight and easy to apply. In this study, cylinder-shaped concrete specimens with compressive strengths range between 53.13 similar to 74.87 MPa, are wrapped one or two layer with using bi-directional carbon fiber reinforced fabric (CFRP). These wrapped specimens were tested under the axial comprehensive loads and the effects of the CFRP wrapping on concrete strength and ductility was investigated. In addition, stress-strain relations obtained from the tested specimens were compared with the results of existing models for strengthened cylindrical specimen with CFRP in literature. As a result a significant increase was obtained in the compressive strength and deformation capacity of CFRP wrapped specimens. Especially, it was observed that the stress-strain values obtained from the two layers CFRP wrapped specimens show good agreement with the values obtained from the models.
