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Computational Problems of Electrical Engineering 2024

10–13 Sept 2024
Holimo Hotel
Europe/Warsaw timezone

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Session 4 - Mathematical Models and Industrial Applications

12 Sept 2024, 09:00
Holimo Hotel

Holimo Hotel

Stara Morawa 11a, 57-550 Stronie Śląskie

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Session 4 - Mathematical Models and Industrial Applications

  • Jacek Starzyński (Warsaw University of Technology)
  • Ken Kawamata (Tohoku Gakuin University)

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  1. 10. Verification of the efficacy of long-term bathing in a weakly radioactive alkaline simple sulfur spring on arteriosclerosis based on the mathematical model of the development of arteriosclerosis: including verification using an improved analysis method
    Prof. Hiroyuki Kagami (Nagoya City University)
    12/09/2024, 09:00
    Mathematical Models and Industrial Applications
    Online presentation

    The efficacy of a single bath in weakly radioactive alkaline simple sulfur springs, radioactive springs and alkaline springs on arteriosclerosis has been previously verified based on a mathematical model of the development of arteriosclerosis [1 – 5]. On the other hand, studies have also been conducted on the efficacy of long-term bathing in weakly radioactive alkaline simple sulfur springs on...

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  2. 20. Input parallel output parallel (IPOP) dual active bridge converters
    Mikołaj Koszel
    12/09/2024, 09:20
    Mathematical Models and Industrial Applications
    Presentation at the conference

    The research focuses on galvanically isolated, bidirectional DC//DC dual active bridge converters, which are the basic and essential components in electric energy exchange, including energy storage systems and renewable energy sources. They can be the main building component of larger DC structures called DC microgrids. Creating large-scale power systems usually involves connecting the...

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  3. 30. The application of real-time simulation technology in Mongolian energy system
    Prof. Zagdkhorol Bayasgalan (Mongolian University of Science and Technology), Mr Enkh-Amar Batsukh (Mongolian University of Science and Technology)
    12/09/2024, 09:40
    Mathematical Models and Industrial Applications
    Online presentation

    This paper inspects the use of real-time simulation technology in the Mongolian energy system for optimization and improved efficiency. Explored the challenges facing Mongolia’s energy sector and how real-time simulation can mitigate these problems. Examined the benefits, opportunities, and best practices associated with using real-time simulation within a power grid, as well as Mongolia's...

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  4. 49. Industrial energy storage system for photovoltaic and wind power systems - selected research results from the implementation of 0.5MWh lithium-ion energy storage system
    Piotr Grzejszczak
    12/09/2024, 10:00
    Mathematical Models and Industrial Applications
    Presentation at the conference

    In recent years, the share of renewable energy sources in the Polish power system has grown very rapidly. Currently, the installed capacity in photovoltaic and wind sources constitutes over 40% of all power plants in the national power system [1]. Such a large share of unstable and very dynamic energy sources is a significant threat to the stability of the power system and ensuring a balance...

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