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    Interactive Scientific Visualization of Fluid Flow Simulation Data Using AR Technology-Open-Source Library OpenVisFlow

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    Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) are being used more and more in the industry to understand and optimize processes such as fluid flows. At the same time, tools such as augmented reality (AR) are becoming increasingly important with the realization of Industry 5.0 to make data and processes more tangible. Placing the two together paves the way for a new method of active learning and also for an interesting and engaging way of presenting industry processes. It also enables students to reinforce their understanding of the fundamental concepts of fluid dynamics in an interactive way. However, this is not really being utilized yet. For this reason, in this paper, we aim to combine these two powerful tools. Furthermore, we present the framework of a modular open-source library for scientific visualization of fluid flow “OpenVisFlow” which simplifies the creation of such applications and enables seamless visualization without other software by allowing users to integrate the visualization step into the simulation code. Using this framework and the open-source extension AR-Core, we show how a new markerless visualization tool can be implemented

    Considerations for inverter topology selection and limitations in active power filtering applications

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    This paper presents a modular inverter structure utilizing hybrid SiC MOSFET based active neutral point clamped inverter for active power filter (APF) applications. An FPGA-based digital controller is developed. One major factor in APF applications is the harmonic current capability of the system at higher order harmonics. Commercial products often have a derating curve for higher order harmonic ratings. This paper presents a case utilizing SiC MOSFETs to increase the switching frequency and reduce the LCL filter size. The presented approach is shown to extend the harmonic current capability up to twice in comparison with conventional IGBT-based systems.Publisher's Versio
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