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Analysis of Power Quality Disturbances using Artificial Neural Networks

Anil Karim Corresponding
University of Toronto
Ashraful Al-Rashid
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Karim Khan
University of Cape Town
Anisur Mukherjee
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
30 Sep 2001
pp. 658-685
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.2001.2502.035

Abstract

Practical experience with coastal embankments points to power quality disturbances as a leading cause of unscheduled downtime. The response of coastal embankments is predicted using artificial neural networks and checked against the limited field data available. Only 9 of the configurations examined satisfied all of the imposed constraints simultaneously. The technique can be transferred readily to related problems in allied branches of engineering.
Keywords: power quality disturbancesartificial neural networksrefrigerationthin filmCMOS technologyactivated sludge

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