Electrical Electronics Engineering Research Papers/Topics

Power System Analysis Project - Vedad Musovic

This paper presents a comprehensive analysis of power flow and fault scenarios in a complex power system configuration consisting of generators, transformers, transmission lines, buses, and loads. Utilizing MATLAB's Power System Analysis Toolbox (PSAT) and employing the Newton-Rhapson Method, power flow calculations were conducted to assess system performance under normal operating conditions. Subsequently, fault analyses, including Double Line-To-Ground Fault (DLG) and Three-Phase Fault (3φ...

Zinc oxide nanowire field effect transistor used as a pH sensor

Abstract: An ion sensitive field effect transistor can outperform conventional ion-selective electrodes. Thus, a zinc oxide (ZnO) nanowire field effect transistor (NWFET) pH sensor was fabricated and measured. The sensor contained a channel with 1.7×1018 cm-3 donor concentration and 100 ZnO nanowires in parallel, each with the following dimensions: 10 μm×120 nm×20 nm. The active channel is passivated with an 18 nm Al2O3 layer. The device was measured under a controlled environment with a...

How to Protect from Nuclear Radiation

Abstract: Nuclear radiation protection is crucial for future development in the field of Nuclear energy generation. This work categorizes the various types of radiation protection. It is a comprehensive review of nuclear radiation protection.

Evaluation of Voltage Stability of Transmission Line with P-V and V-Q Curved Analysis

ABSTRACT: The inconsistency present in Transmission line tends to have a cascading collapse and different  types of failures in the transmission line of a power system which impact the power transfer capability of the line. In this paper we used MATLAB coding to plot the real power and reactive power with voltage. We want to predict what happens to the stability of a power system before a cascading collapse.  Note: The MATLAB code was intentionally added to this work to serve as a base for...

Sensitive Hemoglobin Concentration Sensor Based on Graphene-Plasmonic Nanostructure with Review of Applications

ABSTRACT: Hemoglobin concentration sensors are created in this study using a row of half-cylindrical rods. The suggested structures are capable of accurately detecting blood sample hemoglobin concentration. Two different topologies based on graphene-plasmonic couples are proposed and explored and a comprehensive review is included in this work. The proposed structures are composed of layers of graphene SiO2, Au, and Ag. Multiple plates and cylindrical-shaped graphene layers are added to the ...

Digital Image Processing

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An Improved Mathematical Model using PSO for Estimating Polarization Parameters of Power Transformer Oil-Paper Insulation with FDS data

The life of a transformer is associated with the state of the insulation system, one of the techniques used to measure the insulation system is frequency-domain spectroscopy (FDS), which measures the dielectric properties in the frequency domain. This work establishes a mathematical model with the data of the FDS to estimate the parameters of the equivalent circuit of the dielectric response of the paper-oil isolation system of the transformer, which is a group of non-linear eq...

Comparative Load Flow Analysis Of UNILAG Power Distribution Network Using Newton Raphson And Gauss Seidel Methods

The evaluation of power flow in the distribution network has many techniques but there has been a very much interest in the traditionally known methods. These methods have enjoyed very wide acceptability and applicability. However, a comparative study of these techniques for the investigation of the load flow analysis for any of the Nigeria’s distribution systems is not adequately and proficiently documented. Thus, this inspired the adaptation of these techniques for the solution of a struc...

Development Of A Model For Mitigating Fire Spread In Multi-Storey Buildings

ABSTRACT In the developing nations that are located in the tropical region; there is a growing trend of fire incidence in buildings without adequate development of fire prevention and/or reduction protocol. Thus, this study addresses the growth and spread of fire in multi-storey buildings. The rooms are structured as cells in order to reduce the flame spread from a single fuel item, by heat release, to other neighbouring items or rooms (otherwise known as cells). The philosophy is to reduce ...

Transmission Expansion Programme For Electric Network Reinforcement

ABSTRACT Due to the increase in electricity demand, transmission sector has become overstressed since it can only be built at vast cost. In many developing economies, the network is highly susceptible to outages, collapse as well as partial or total failures, since the existing transmission capacity limit is often closely approached. To overcome this challenge better transmission expansion needs to be considered. This paper identified the implementation of transmission expansion with a numbe...

Assessment Of Electrical Grid Fragility In Nigeria-31 Bus System

Abstract The grid fragility is a prevalent challenge in Nigeria electricity supply industry (NESI). It has resulted in recorded incidents of voltage collapse which have been on the increase in the recent time. Meanwhile to evaluate this events; thus the nexus between voltage collapse and network capacity was explored. To actualize this, the load flow analysis was carried out on the Nigeria-31 bus system with the aid of the Newton-Raphson iteration technique. Using the relevant parameters (su...

Investigation Of The Lightning Arrester Operation In Electric Power Distribution Network

ABSTRACT Lightning phenomenon has resulted into several losses to both supply-side and load-side of the electricity infrastructure. Quite a handful of research has investigated strategies for its mitigation. This work is an application of the Fernandez-Diaz arrester model to the section of Eko Distribution network. The procedure involves simulation of the network in respect of the influence of the surges and surge arresters using MATLAB/SIMULINK. The study reveals that whenever lightning str...

Analysis Of The Transient Stability Limit Of Nigeria’s 330kv Transmission Sub-Network

ABSTRACT The poor investment in the network expansion programme has led to high level of grid fragility experienced in the power transmission system in Nigeria. Thus, any little disturbance often results in cascaded outage which is very hazardous to the power system equipment and operation. In order to overcome or ameliorate the influence of this challenge, the network engineers have to devise methodologies based on the dynamic stability analysis. This motivates the development of power syst...

Techno-Economic Viability Of Off-Grid Standalone PV-Powered LED Street Lighting System In Lagos, Nigeria

The majority of the street lighting systems in Nigeria are predominantly composed of inefficient lighting fixtures powered either by the grid or diesel generators. Due to the epileptic nature of the grid and the fluctuations in diesel fuel pump prices, these methods for powering street lights are neither reliable nor sustainable. Use of energy-efficient lamps and photovoltaic (PV) panels has the tendency to reduce energy consumption and emissions. This study therefore presents a techno-econom...

Establishment of Electrical Energy Benchmarking Protocol for the Assessment of the Carbon Emissions in Hotel Industry

Abstract The hotel industry consumes quite a sizeable quantum of energy. The industry stakeholders contend with energy related challenges; this includes high cost of service provision as a fall out of electricity price as well as poor energy policy. More so, this industry remains an unattractive subsector to both the energy players and succeeding governments (in Nigeria). Due to the great importance of this industry to commerce, tourism and hospitality; it is thus necessary to conduct its en...


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