Transformers, which transfer electrical power between voltage levels, are very important electrical power system components whose unforeseen breakdowns may lead to huge losses in finances and extensive power cuts. Thus, fault detection and diagnosis require good performance to provide reliability, operational safety, and service life of the transformers. Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) have become a potential …

Multi-Agent Systems for Fault Detection in TransformersRead More

Fast development of solar photovoltaic (PV) has also rendered an important part of the international shift to low-carbon power systems. Nonetheless, the traditional ground-mounted PV systems are currently experiencing more and more difficulties in the form of limited land, being rivaled by agricultural and urban land development, and high cost of land acquisition, especially in …

Techno-Economic Assessment of Floating Solar Photovoltaics on Inland Water Bodies: Comparative Insights with Land-Based PV Systems and Implications for Sri LankaRead More

As inverter based renewable energy increases, modern power systems are faced with reduced inertia which makes it a major source of concern in the frequency stability and the momentary performance. Inverters based on gridforming inverter configurations with virtual inertia control have become a valid solution, and reinforcement learning is an adaptive optimization of control parameters, …

Reinforcement Learning Control Strategies for Virtual-Inertia Grid-Connected Inverters and StabilityRead More

The fast expansion of solar photovoltaic (PV) technology has placed it as a prominent participant in the worldwide transition towards renewable energy but the rising quantity of end-of-life (EOL) solar panels creates substantial environmental and economic issues. This review paper addresses the composition and construction of solar panels, present recycling procedures, and the accompanying social, …

Sustainable Solar – Recycling Photovoltaic Panels for a Greener TomorrowRead More