PELINCEC 2005 - Politechnika Warszawska

The topic of Power Quality is very broad and covers many
fields of applications and also many solutions of main circuits
topologies and control methods for the converters used in
power conditioning systems. Under the umbrella of Power
Quality are also different subjects concerned with the analysis
of the output energy parameters of the voltage and current
fed inverters. Over thirty papers from this area have
been submitted in this area. After reviewing twenty of them
were accepted for presentation. During the oral session
three papers have been presented (one presentation has not
been done because the authors were absent). This session
was chaired jointly by a world famous scientist, prof. Hirofumi
Akagi (Tokyo Institute of Technology) and prof. Roman Barlik
(Warsaw University of Technology). Each presentation has
caused a great interest among the participants who actively
participated in the question and comments time. The hall
was full of people among whom there were many students. A
hot discussion has been held after the official end of the oral
session. Prof. Akagi was surrounded by participants who
were interested in the details of his instantaneous active and
reactive powers theory. Prof. Akagi has done his best to
answer all the questions connected with one- and three
phase systems.
After the end of the Power Quality oral session (from right : Hirofumi
Akagi, Tarafdar Hague, Rodrigues Limongi, Roman Barlik)
Additionally, a plenary session, chaired by Prof. Akagi
(“Modern Active Filters and Traditional Passive Filters”) took
place. The following papers have been presented during the
oral session:
• A NOVEL OPTIMAL CONTROLLER FOR TRACKING OF REFER-
ENCE COMPENSA-TING CURRENTS OF PARALLEL ACTIVE FIL-
TER M. Tarafdar Haque, R.Fathi, National Iranian Gas Company (NIGC),
IRAN
• IMPLEMENTATION OF A DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR-
CONTROLLED ACTIVE FILTER Leonardo Rodrigues Limongi, Marcelo
Cabral Cavalcanti, Francisco de Santos Neves, Gustavo Medeiros de
Souza Azevedo, Universidade Fede Pernambuco, BRAZIL
• THE GENERICALLY EQUAL HARMONIC BEHAVIOR OF THREE
PHASE VOLTAGE AND CURRENT SOURCE CONVERTERS Michael
Bierhoff, Friedrich W. Fuchs, University of Kiel, GERMANY
A dialog session on Power Quality has also been organized.
Among the 16 papers presented during this session, the following
can be mentioned as most interesting:
• HARMONIC COMPENSATION USING THE SLIDING DFT AL-
GORITHM FOR PHASE ACTIVE POWER FILTER Krzysztof
Working Group 1 — Power Quality
Sozański, University of Zielona Góra, POLAND
• THE LABORATORY MODEL OF THE THREE PHASE GENERA-
TOR OF DISTPRTED VOLTAGE WAVEFORMS Piotr Fabijański,
Andrzej Olszewski, Henryk Supronowicz, Warsaw University of
Technology, Institute of Control and Industrial Elec-tronics, PO-
LAND
• CONTROL OF ACTIVE POWER FILTER USING DC BUS VOLT-
AGE M. Tarafdar Haque, S. Sarlak, N. Mahboobi, Tabriz University,
IRAN
• CONTROL CIRCUIT FOR SERIES ACTIVE POWER FILTER
BASED ON PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC DEVICES H. Su-
Prof. Akagi during a plenary session
pronowicz, A. Olszewski, H. Gawiński, Warsaw Univerity of Technology,
Institute of Control and Industrial Electronics, POLAND
• DESIGN OF SMES SUPPORTED DYNAMIC VOLTAGE RE-
STORER FOR SENSITIVE LOADS M. Tarafdar Haque, A. Pashaii,
Tabriz University , IRAN
• CONTROL STRATEGY FOR A SINGLE PHASE SOLUTION
ABLE TO IMPROVE POWER QUALITY IN DG APPLICATION
Francesco Castelli Dezza, Michele Diforte, Roberto Faranda,
Electrical Department, Politecnico di Milano, ITALY
• A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF STATIONARY FRAME AND
FIXED SWITCHING FREQUENCY DIGITAL CURRENT CON-
TROL TECHNIQUES FOR POWER ACTIVE FILTERS Amaia
Lopez de Heredia, Haizea Gaztanga, Ion Exteberria-Otadui, Seddik
Bacha, Raul Reyero, LEG-Elactrotechnical Laboratory of
Grenobl, FRANCE
• PREDICTIVE DIRECT POWER CONTROL OF A RECTIFIER
Patrycjusz Antoniewicz, Warsaw University of Technology, Institute
of Control and Industrial Electronics, POLAND
• INVESTIGATION OF PSEUDO-ACTIVE STATE IN Z-SOURCE
INVERTER Erik Schaltz, Octavian Oprea, Lasse Larsen, Z.Chen,
Aalborg University, Institute of Energy Technology, DENMARK
• DESIGN AND PERFORMANCES OF AN INNOVATIVE UNIVER-
SAL POWER CODITIONER WITH UPS FUNCTION Maria Stefania
Carmeli, Francesco Castelli-Dezza, Gabrio Superti-Furga,
Politecnico di Milano, ITALY
• POWER QUALITY CONCERNS OF UNIT COMMITMENT OF
MAIN TRANSFORMERS FOR DC ELECTRIFIED URBAN RAIL-
WAY SYSTEMS M. Tarafdar Haque, F.Shahnia, M. Sarhangzadeh
, Tabriz University, IRAN
One Ph.D. dissertation project was also presented:
“Bidirectional dc/dc converter as an interface between supercapacitor
storage and dc link” by Juliusz Hildebrandt.
Roman Barlik
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