26 research outputs found

    Unsteady MHD boundary layer flow and heat transfer over the stretching sheets submerged in a moving fluid with Ohmic heating and frictional heating

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    This paper is devoted to the analysis of the unsteady magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) boundary layer flow and heat transfer on a permeable stretching sheet embedded in a moving incompressible viscous fluid. The combined effects of Ohmic heating, thermal radiation, frictional heating and internal heat absorption/generation are taken into account. The governing time dependent nonlinear boundary layer equations are converted into a systemof nonlinear ordinary differential equations by similarity transformations. Some analytical results that give the characteristics of the velocity field in the boundary layer are presented and proved. The governing equations are then solved by using the shooting technique along with the fourth order Runge-Kutta method. The analytical properties proved in this paper are consistent with those obtained by the numerical method. Furthermore, the effects of the various parameters on the velocity and temperature fields are presented graphically and discussed in detail

    Oxidative Transformation of Triclosan and Chlorophene by Manganese Oxides

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    A novel method for calculating harmonic contribution based on difference recurrence estimation

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    Abstract Determining the harmonic contribution of each harmonic source is conducive to improving the harmonic management of the power system. The main problem with harmonic contribution calculation is determining the equivalent system harmonic impedance. The previous harmonic impedance calculation method can only calculate the impedance value when the harmonic fluctuation is significant, and the calculation fails when the harmonic fluctuation is small. Therefore, a new method called difference recurrence estimation is proposed to construct the objective function from impedance parameters. The advantages of the proposed method are low data requirement, high estimation accuracy, and excellent tracking performance. An improved genetic algorithm (GA) is presented by integrating an adaptive crossover operator and population intervention into the standard GA to improve the global searching impedance parameter ability. Based on these parameters, harmonic impedance and harmonic contribution are calculated accurately. The superiority of the proposed model is verified through simulation and field cases

    Identification of abuse of market power by power generation enterprises

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    At present, the reform of the power market is progressing steadily. To ensure the efficient and healthy operation of the power market, there is an urgent need to strengthen the credit supervision of the electricity market entities. Identifying violations of power generation companies' abuse of market power is a key task in the credit supervision of power market entities. Traditional power generation companies' abuse of market power identification mainly relies on expert decision-making. However, with the increase in market transaction volume, expert decision-making cannot meet the needs of work, and an intelligent identification method suitable for computer analysis must be proposed. This paper first proposes a quantitative definition of abuse of market power, and then takes into account the specific data characteristics of the electricity market, and proposes a method of identifying violations of power generation companies based on improved cost-sensitive support vector machines. Finally, the power market simulation experiment data set labeled by the definition method is used for training and testing. The test results show that the abuse of market power by power generation companies can be quickly and accurately identified, which verifies the effectiveness of the proposed method

    Method of Series Arc Fault Detection Based on Phase Space Reconstruction and Convolutional Neural Network

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    Series arc fault detection can improve the safety of low-voltage power systems. The existing arc fault detection is mainly based on various indicators of a frequency domain or time-frequency domain transformation for feature extraction, which is difficult to extract comprehensive arc information, resulting in low detection accuracy. This paper presents a method for extracting comprehensive information, combined with a convolutional neural network to detect arc faults. First, the arc fault experimental platform is developed according to the UL1699 standard, and the current signals of various loads under different operating conditions are collected. Then, the current of a single cycle is embedded by coordinate delay, and the distance matrix is calculated by using 50 vectors reconstructed by a single cycle. Finally, a convolutional neural network classification model is designed, which is used to mine the information in the distance matrix to detect series arc faults. The experimental results show that the average accuracy of the method for arc fault identification of various loads is 99.00% and that the sampling frequency is low. It is suitable for lines with different loads and has certain robustness, so this method has the potential to be implemented on hardware
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