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Showing posts with label M. Tech projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label M. Tech projects. Show all posts
Saturday, 17 January 2015
M.Tech. MATLAB/SIMULINK project List 2: Power Electronics, Power System, Renewable Energy based projects
Tuesday, 18 February 2014
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
MTech projects titles for engineering students
1.
Modeling and Simulation of standalone
Photovoltaic system for onsite power generation.
2.
Design and Simulation of Matrix Converter
based PWM drive for aircraft actuator.
3.
Analysis and comparative performance study
of matrix converter and three level inverter.
4.
Modeling and Simulation of Unified power
controller for power quality improvement.
5.
Analysis and study of distributed generation
system for different fault conditions using MATLAB.
6.
Analysis and design of passive filters for
power quality improvement.
7.
Modeling and design of SVPWM based speed
control of Induction Motor using V/F control.
8.
Modeling and design of solar panel for
different irradiation pattern of sun using Matlab.
9.
Modeling and design of Wind based system to
find the power response of a wind turbine for variable wind speeds.
10. Speed
control of three phase Induction Motor.
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Saturday, 3 August 2013
Matlab based engineering projects
Consultancy*
on MATLAB based projects in the following fields:
1. Power system
faults, power quality, power controllers, power factor, hvdcc lines,
transmission and distribution systems, active passive filters etc.
2. Power
controllers, inverters, choppers, rectifiers, cycloconverters, matrix
converter, dc drives, ac drives.
3. Electrical
machines, dc series, shunt and compound motor, induction motor V/F control,
synchronous motor control.
4. Renewable
energy sources, wind power, solar power, biogas, solar chimney, solar pond
design, fuel cell modeling projects.
5. Artificial
neural networks, fuzzy logic controllers, control system, communication
networks, wireless sensor network.
*Charges are based on the nature of work required
Monday, 6 May 2013
Does This Energy Storage System Have Potential? ENGINEERING.com
Does This Energy Storage System Have Potential? ENGINEERING.com
t’s not a new concept: When a wind turbine or solar array generates more energy than you’re using, the excess energy can be stored by pumping water into an elevated holding tank, converting kinetic energy into potential energy. When energy is needed, the water flows down and spins a turbine that generates electricity.
Engineers at MIT are proposing a similar system for off-shore wind turbines, but instead of an elevated holding tank, the water would be stored in a 25 meter concrete spherical tank that also anchors the floating turbine to the ocean floor. The sphere is placed at a depth of 400 meters. Excess electrical energy pumps water out of the tank and into the ocean, and when energy is needed the water flows back into the sphere and drives a hydroelectric generator.
Wednesday, 1 August 2012
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