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Past seminars at IEA in 2015

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Tuesday 10 December 2015, 10:15, E:1406 (E-huset, Ole Römers väg 3, Lund)

Licentiate Thesis Seminar:

"Dynamic Testing of Permanent Magnet Machines"

Sebastian Hall

Supervisors: Prof. Mats Alaküla (IEA), Assoc. Prof. Avo Reinap (IEA)

Opponent: Associate Professor, Oscar Wallmark, KTH, Stockholm, Sverige


Tuesday 10 December 2015, 15:30, M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"Benefits and drawbacks with an inverter with low harmonic content"

Alexander Holmström

Supervisor: Hans Bängtsson (IEA)

Examiner: Mats Alaküla (IEA)


Fredagen den 20/11 presenterar Andreas Möser sina erfarenheter efter att i sommar ha gått "praktikkursen" förlagd till E.ON Elnät i Malmö. Han har bland annat varit involverad i ett av E.ON Elnäts interna utvecklingsprojekt. Presentationen äger rum 20/11 kl 10:30 i M:IEA


Tuesday 27 October 2015, 10:30, M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"Positioneringsmodul för gripdon"

Filip Johansson

Supervisors: Tove Sivtoft (ÅF), Magnus Jönsson (BCC) and Gunnar Lindstedt (IEA)

Examiner: Ulf Jeppsson (IEA)


Thursday 22 October 2015, 13:30, M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"Chassis Potential Detection And Limitation With Conductive Electric Supply"

Gustav Hagelin

Supervisors: Mats Alaküla (IEA)

Examiner: Gunnar Lindstedt (IEA)


Monday 7 September 2015, 11:00, M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"GIC Immune Transformers - An Evaluation Of Their GIC Elimination and Fault Behavior"

Kajsa Eriksson Rosenqvist

Supervisors: Olof Samuelsson (IEA)

Examiner: Johan Björnstedt (IEA)


Thursday 2 July 2015, 10:30, M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"Solid State Fuses for Commercial Vehicles - Limitations and Possibilities"

Robert Malmqvist

Supervisors: Ismo Turpeinen (Scania), Gunnar Ledfelt (Scania), Bengt Simonsson (IEA)

Examiner: Gunnar Lindstedt (IEA)


Tuesday 23 June 2015, 10:30, M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"Sensorless Control for Dynamic Testing of PMSMs"

Henrik Rydin Malmqvist

Supervisors: Gabriel Domingues (IEA), Sebastian Hall (IEA)

Examiner: Mats Alaküla (IEA)


Tuesday 23 June 2015, 13:30, M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"Design evaluation of a HVHF Pulse transformer"

Dmitri Ivanov

Supervisors: Avo Reinap (IEA)

Examiner: Carlos Martins (IEA)


Thursday 18 June 2015, 09:15, M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"Mobile IP Camera Solution"

Erik Bertilsson (master thesis IEA), Nils Sjöholm (master thesis Designvetenskaper)

Supervisors: Bengt Simonsson (IEA)

Examiner: Gunnar Lindstedt (IEA)


Tuesday 16 June 2015, 10:30, M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"Design of a Pole Climbing Unit"

ErikJorde (master thesis IEA), Julius Lindahl (master thesis Designvetenskaper)

Supervisors: Bengt Simonsson (IEA)

Examiner: Gunnar Lindstedt (IEA)


Tuesday 16 June 2015, 13:15-14:00, M:IEA (seminar room)

Seminar:

"Wireless (resonant inductive) power transfer for vehicle applications"

Tushar Batra

Short description - This seminar first briefly explains state of the art resonant inductive power transfer technology. Research conducted on development of this technology during PhD project (Oct 2012-Present) at Aalborg University, Denmark will be discussed next. The research has mostly been focused in areas of inductor design and magnetic emissions reduction.


Thursday 11 June 2015, 10:30, M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"Control of Swedish wind power plants meeting future grid codes in a changing market"

Josefin Hedberg

Supervisors: Susanne Kolmert (EON Vind), Jörgen Svensson (IEA)

Examiner: Olof Samuelsson (IEA)


Wednesday 10 June 2015, 15:30, M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"Analys av modeller för simulering av nedstyrning av aktiv effekt i vindkraftsanläggningar"

Emil Andersson

Supervisors: Jörgen Svensson (IEA)

Examiner: Olof Samuelsson (IEA)


Monday 8 June 2015, 13:15, M:IEA (seminar room)

"Seminar on the mechatronic research at the University of Kwazulu Natal, South Africa"

Professor Riaan Stopforth



Thursday 4 June 2015, 10:30, M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"Energilager och nätförluster - Fallstudie Öland"

Agron Fetahi

Supervisors: Alf Larsen (EON Elnät), Olof Samuelsson (IEA)

Examiner: Jörgen Svensson (IEA)


Thursday 28 May 2015, 13:15, Sourthern machine hall (ground floor) in the south-east wing of the M-building

"Presentation of Mechatronics Projects"

Levelling camera (Axis)
Heat Energy Reuse in Hemodialysis (Gambro)
Coin Sachet Box Packer (ScanCoin)
Actuation of Dog Clutch (BorgWarner)
Automatic Conductive Charger (Volvo)"

Coffee will be served around 2.30 pm


Wednesday 27 May 2015, 10:30, M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"Flexible product testing using an articulated robot system equipped with a real-time force and torque sensor "

Ulf Tronde

Supervisors: Göran Larsson (CRS Robotics), Gunnar Lindstedt (IEA))

Examiner: Ulf Jeppsson (IEA)


Wednesday 6 May 2015, 10:30 in M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"Torque Sensor for Automotive Application An investigation of torque sensing techniques for drivetrain integration"

Oskar Persson & Gustav Persson

This work has been carried out at Borg Warner TorqTransfer Systems AB, Landskrona.

Supervisor: Christer Ebbesson (Borg Warner) & Bengt Simonsson (IEA)

Examiner: Gunnar Lindstedt (IEA)


Wednesday 29 April 2015, 15:30, M:IEA (seminar room)

Master Thesis presentation:

"Thermal Modeling and Power Limitation of the ElOnRoad system"

Emil Landqvist & Theodor Hallerby

Supervisor: Lars Lindgren (IEA), Dan Zethraeus

Examiner: Mats Alaküla (IEA)


Tuesday, 28 April, 10:15 M:E (M-building, Ole Römers väg 1, Lund)

Licensiate Seminar:

"Control of Reactive Shunts - Voltage Stability and Restoration"

Mohammad Reza Safari Tirtashi, IEA, LTH

Description:
Akademisk avhandling som för avläggande av teknisk licentiatexamen i industriell automation vid tekniska fakulteten vid Lunds Universitet kommer att presenteras i sal M:E, M-huset, Ole Römers väg 1, Lund, tisdagen den 28 april, 2015, kl. 10:15. Granskare: Docent Massimo Bongiorno, Institutionen för Energi och Miljö, Chalmers tekniska högskola, Göteborg. Handledare: Universitetslektor Olof Samuelsson, Avd för industriell elektroteknik och automation, Lunds tekniska högskola. Bitr.handledare: Universitetslektor Jörgen Svensson, Avd för industriell elektroteknik och automation, Lunds tekniska högskola. Avhandlingen finns tillgänglig hos Carina Lindström, tfn 222 92 90, fax 14 21 14.



Friday, 13 March, 13:15-14:30 in M:IEA (seminar-room)

Seminar:

"Consumption management in the Nord Pool region: A Stability Analysis"

Erik Lindström, Mathematical Statistics, LTH

Description:
Integration of fluctuating renewables like wind and solar power is nowadays a hot topic, but this comes at a cost of decreased stability of the power system. The deterioration often translates into so-called spikes and drops in the electricity spot price, very large (even extreme) deviations from the regular spot price, followed by a reversion to roughly the original level a few days later. We use the spikes and drops as an strong indication that there is an imbalance in the physical power system in this paper. Independent SpikeModels (ISM) is a popular class of models for the electricity spot price that uses regime switching, typically having three regimes (base regime, spikes and drops). We fit a such model to Nord Pool spot data to characterize the size and intensity of these deviations, and proceed by augmenting the standard second generation, three factor Independent Spike Model by relating the spike and drop intensity to several factors and find strong statistical support for relating the consumption to the spike and drop intensity. The model is then used to quantitatively evaluate the effects when modifying the consumption in order to mimic how additional renewables are integrated into the power system or conversely the effects when smoothing consumption using strategies that can be implemented in smart grids. We use this tool to obtain a di28 rect measure of how much the spike and drop intensity can be reduced by smooth29 ing the consumption and see that even a small increase in the variability of the consumption translates into decreased stability (more spikes and/or drops) of the power system.


Monday 2 February @ 13 - 14 hr. in M:2112 (on the second floor in the M-building)

Master Thesis Presentation:

"High Precision Positioning and Very Low Velocity Control of a Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor"

Patrik Önnheim, Dept. of Automatic Control, LTH, Lund University
Hampus Isaksson, IEA, LTH, Lund University

Description:
The purpose of this report is to evaluate a direct driven permanent magnet motor in high accuracy position and low speed operation. Actu- ation in this case is usually accomplished by stepping motors combined with belts and pulleys. High accuracy positioning is considered to be within 0.1 degrees and low speed 0.05 degrees per second. While at the same time have a 180 degree step response within 0.5 second. A model is derived of the motor along with methods for model param- eter identi cations. This model is the basis for simulation of the motor in closed loop control. A prototype is developed in order to prove the validity of the results made by simulations. Experiments on the proto- type resulted in two control methods, namely eld oriented control and synchronous control. Conclusions drawn from the projects are as follows. The simulations does mirror the inherent problems with the permanent magnet motor. The prototype developed for the project is functioning and highly capa- ble. Field oriented control was unable to meet the speci ed requirements. However combined with iterative learning control performance was im- proved signi cantly. Synchronous control satis ed most of the require- ments, although its responsiveness and low eciency are possible areas of improvement in future research.

Supervisors:
Anders Robertsson, Dept. of Automatic Control, LTH, Lund University
Gunnar Lindstedt, IEA, LTH, Lund University

Examiners:
Rolf Johansson, Dept. of Automatic Control, LTH, Lund University
Ulf Jeppsson, IEA, LTH, Lund University



Past seminars at IEA in previous years
2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998