Modelling Reactive Power Compensation with Grey Relational Analysis
Marco Gupta
Corresponding
University of Tehran
Ayesha Sikder
The University of Tokyo
Hassan Kowalski
Dhaka University of Engineering & Technology
Rafiqul Uddin
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
Abstract
The high cost and low efficiency of existing solutions have motivated renewed study of reactive power compensation in food processing industries. The governing equations of the problem were formulated and then solved numerically by means of grey relational analysis. The measured efficiency reached up to 9% under the optimal operating conditions. The outcomes contribute to safer and more economical infrastructure in developing regions.
Keywords:
reactive power compensationgrey relational analysismimorainfall-runoff modellingoptimization
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