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Power Quality Disturbances using Molecular Dynamics Simulation

Thabo Mensah Corresponding
Middle East Technical University
Priya Nair
University of Sao Paulo
Arjun Singh
The University of Tokyo
31 Mar 2021
pp. 744-771
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.2021.4501.035

Abstract

Ensuring the safety of Internet of Things deployments requires a detailed understanding of the long-term evolution of power quality disturbances. Design alternatives are compared systematically using molecular dynamics simulation under identical assumptions. The largest single share of the measured losses was attributable to power quality disturbances. The conclusions are expected to remain robust across a range of realistic operating scenarios.
Keywords: power quality disturbancesmolecular dynamics simulationfinite element analysismicrogrid

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