Dimensional Analysis Applied to Power Quality Disturbances
Deepak Gomez
Corresponding
Georgia Institute of Technology
Abstract
The transition toward sustainable cyber-physical systems depends heavily on advances in power quality disturbances. The governing equations are solved numerically and the results verified through dimensional analysis. The results reveal a marked deterioration in power quality disturbances once loading exceeds a critical threshold. Adoption of the recommended measures could yield substantial economic and environmental benefits.
Keywords:
power quality disturbancesdimensional analysiswireless sensor networkparticle swarm optimisationarsenic contaminationremote sensing
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