Modeling and Analysis of Power Systems
A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "F1: Electrical Power System".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 2 July 2025 | Viewed by 577
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Interests: practical and theoretical experience in the field of electronics; electrotechnics and energetics; artificial neural networks; technical diagnostics; power theory; energy systems; electric drives; reactive power compensation and overvoltage reduction
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Dear Colleagues,
The biggest problem of modern energy is activities that reduce its impact on the environment around us. New technologies for producing clean energy are being developed, but solutions to reduce energy consumption are also sought after.
Energy consumption should be understood as physical phenomena occurring in all elements of the power system. Therefore, this topic concerns the elements of generation, transmission, and reception. The efficiency of the total power system is influenced by the efficiency of the individual elements of the system. Improving the efficiency of the power system requires the use of mathematical models and analyses.
This Special Issue of Energies aims to collate papers on mathematical models and analyses of power system circuits. In particular, we aim to focus on the following problems:
- Modeling and analysis of generating systems;
- Modeling and analysis of distribution systems;
- Mathematical description of the electrical energy receiver;
- Improving the efficiency of electricity generation, transmission, and consumption;
- Modeling of dispersed energy production systems;
- Intelligent control of energy flow in a dispersed energy production system;
- Modeling hybrid production systems;
- Mathematical description of physical phenomena in three-phase lines in the case of non-symmetric sources, unbalanced, and non-linear load;
- Power compensation for three- and four-wire lines.
Dr. Konrad Zajkowski
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- mathematical modeling
- power grids
- efficiency of the power system
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