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Clean Energy and Green Technologies

A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073). This special issue belongs to the section "B2: Clean Energy".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: 18 February 2025 | Viewed by 4812

Special Issue Editors

Dr. Nikolay Hinov

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Department of Power Electronics, Technical University of Sofia, Ohridski blvd., 1000 Sofia, Bulgaria
Interests: artificial intelligence; electric vehicles; energy storage; mathematical modeling; control theory and applications; smart cities and smart grids; power electronic converters; power electronic systems
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Prof. Dr. Georgi Todorov

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Faculty of Industrial Technology, Technical University of Sofia, 1000 Sofia, Bulgaria
Interests: virtual reality; virtual prototyping; virtual engineering; 3D printing; rapid prototyping; mechanical engineering and industrial systems; CAD /CAM /CAE Technologies; FEA; vibration and noise; production technologies and materials

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

We are pleased to invite you to participate in this Special Issue and join the team of our Centre of Excellence "Mechatronics and Clean Technology", Campus Technical University, Sofia. In our work for the realization of the Centre, combining almost all areas of engineering, we focus on the creation, development and implementation of innovative technologies and systems for sustainable development, based on the use of green energy. As a result of accelerated development based on digital technologies, mechatronics and their systems are the key to combining growing energy needs and maintaining the ecological balance of the planet. The main themes of our research are computer modelling and development of technologies and new materials for engineering and reengineering; electronic, optical, sensor and bio-mechatronic systems and technologies; mechatronic systems and technologies; clean energy; and green technologies.

We hope that our combined efforts will give impetus to new ideas and collaborations between leading researchers in the field of engineering and will contribute to achieving synergies both at the level of both individual research teams and institutions.

Dr. Nikolay Hinov
Prof. Dr. Georgi Todorov
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • energy harvesting, conversion and storage
  • energy effective and robotized manufacturing
  • green and smart transport
  • digital technologies for sustainable industry and society
  • innovations focused on improving the quality of life

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Capacity Expansion Planning of Hydrogen-Enabled Industrial Energy Systems for Carbon Dioxide Peaking
by Kai Zhang, Xiangxiang Dong, Chaofeng Li, Yanling Zhao and Kun Liu
Energies 2024, 17(14), 3400; https://doi.org/10.3390/en17143400 - 11 Jul 2024
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As the main contributor of carbon emissions, the low-carbon transition of the industrial sector is important for achieving the goal of carbon dioxide peaking. Hydrogen-enabled industrial energy systems (HIESs) are a promising way to achieve the low-carbon transition of industrial energy systems, since [...] Read more.
As the main contributor of carbon emissions, the low-carbon transition of the industrial sector is important for achieving the goal of carbon dioxide peaking. Hydrogen-enabled industrial energy systems (HIESs) are a promising way to achieve the low-carbon transition of industrial energy systems, since the hydrogen can be well coordinated with renewable energy sources and satisfy the high and continuous industrial energy demand. In this paper, the long-term capacity expansion planning problem of the HIES is formulated from the perspective of industrial parks, and the targets of carbon dioxide peaking and the gradual decommissioning of existing equipment are considered as constraints. The results show that the targets of carbon dioxide peaking before different years or with different emission reduction targets can be achieved through the developed method, while the economic performance is ensured to some extent. Meanwhile, the overall cost of the strategy based on purchasing emission allowance is three times more than the cost of the strategy obtained by the developed method, while the emissions of the two strategies are same. In addition, long-term carbon reduction policies and optimistic expectations for new energy technologies will help industrial parks build more new energy equipment for clean transformation. Full article
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Analysis and Design of Resonant DC/AC Converters with Energy Dosing for Induction Heating
by Nikolay Madzharov and Nikolay Hinov
Energies 2023, 16(3), 1462; https://doi.org/10.3390/en16031462 - 2 Feb 2023
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This article presents an analysis and methodology for designing resonant inverters with energy dosing for induction heating applications. These power topologies are characterized by the fact that the power consumption of the DC power source does not depend on the magnitude and changes [...] Read more.
This article presents an analysis and methodology for designing resonant inverters with energy dosing for induction heating applications. These power topologies are characterized by the fact that the power consumption of the DC power source does not depend on the magnitude and changes of the load but is a function of the operating frequency, the value of the resonant capacitor and the DC supply voltage. Based on a description of the electromagnetic processes in the power circuit, analytical dependencies have been determined that describe the behavior of the studied power electronic devices. The expressions for the current of the AC circuit in the various stages of the converter’s operation are obtained, and on this basis an engineering methodology for design and prototyping is presented. The proposed methodology is verified through two specific numerical examples, simulation and experimental studies. In this way, the possibilities of these power electronic devices for self-adaptation to the needs and changes of the load, which is very important in the implementation of induction technologies, are demonstrated. Furthermore, the creation and testing of engineering methodologies for the design of power electronic devices are very useful for improving power electronics education. Full article
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