Monte Carlo Simulation for Power Quality Disturbances: Concepts and Computational Results
Wei El-Sayed
Corresponding
University of Sao Paulo
Ashraful Islam
Atomic Energy Centre, Dhaka
Fatima Karim
Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur
Shahidul Patel
University of Tokyo
Abstract
Reliable prediction of power quality disturbances would permit considerable savings in the construction and operation of broadband access networks. Experimental data gathered from broadband access networks are interpreted with the aid of Monte Carlo simulation. The analysis identified a threshold beyond which a sharp rise in power quality disturbances is observed. These results may inform the development of appropriate national standards and codes of practice.
Keywords:
power quality disturbancesMonte Carlo simulationheat transferinternal combustion enginetribology
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