Advanced Technologies in Electrical and Electronic Engineering II
A special issue of Symmetry (ISSN 2073-8994). This special issue belongs to the section "Engineering and Materials".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 August 2022) | Viewed by 4144
Special Issue Editors
Interests: renewable energy integration and utilization; flexible DC transmission system; DC grid; smart distribution network; integrated energy system
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Interests: fault analysis and identification of smart distribution networks; protection of active distribution networks; power transformer condition assessment; optimal dispatch of integrated energy system
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Interests: renewable energy integration; high-power converters; mathematical modelling; HVDC technology
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The electrical power system can be regarded as a comprehensive symmetrical system of power supply and power consumption, which is facing numerous unprecedented threats and challenges from urgent low-carbon requirement, uncertain renewable power integration, severe natural disasters, energy costs climb, and so forth. In particular, the increasing penetration of distributed energy resources along with converters strengthens the asymmetry problem of distribution network. To achieve an affordable, clean, safe, stable, and resilient power supply and to address asymmetrical problems, new technologies are presented, which include but are not limited to the integrated energy system (IES), smart distribution network (SDN), multilevel high power converter (MHPC), advanced power system protection technology (APSP), direct current transmission and distribution techonology (DCTD), panoramic situation awareness (PSA), and high-voltage insulation technology (HVI). The planned issue of Symmetry seeks to show the great significance of expressing new ideas and conducting research. In the opinion of the Guest Editors, there are many potential possibilities for the application of new techonologies to solve the problems faced by conventional electrical systems. This Special Issue is intended to encourage scholars to submit their research in this interesting field of study.
Prof. Dr. Kejun Li
Dr. Yongliang Liang
Dr. Zhijie Liu
Guest Editors
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