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0116: Artificial Intelligence Demonstration Study, Phase 1

An artificial intelligence study previously completed for the Canadian Electricity Association Technologies Inc. (CEATI) by the CANMET Energy Technology Centre (CETC) indicated the top six areas for artificial intelligence (AI) implementation at a thermal power generating station (TPGS) are:1. Soot blowing optimization;2. Pulverizer optimization;3. NOx and heat rate optimization;4. Predictive maintenance;5. Burner combustion optimization; and6. Ash monitoring.The same study also estimated the ex

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50162: Grid Edge Technologies & Their Potential Applications for Utility Distribution Systems

Grid edge technologies are new types of tools for use at or near the edge of an electric power grid,i.e., secondary distribution systems, low voltage distributed energy resource (DER) facilities, andcustomer premises. Utility customers have been increasingly embracing grid edge technologies inrecent years. In the view that power distribution systems are at the forefront of interacting with gridedge technologies, this project conducted a comprehensive survey of this industry trend, particularlyon

Oct 1, 2020 - May 11, 2021

DEP

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5061C: Tutorial for Analysis Functions of the Deficiency Ranking Method for Distribution Systems

Inspection of distribution feeder circuits is an integral part of the maintenance efforts of electric distribution utilities. A consistently encountered issue with these inspections is the subjectivity surrounding this manual process that relies so heavily on the judgement of the Inspector. This was acknowledged in 2005 by the CEATI Distribution Assets Life Cycle Management (DALCM) Interest Group through the commissioning and completion of Project T044700-5058, “Distribution Power Line Ins

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50122: Update of the Surge Arrester Application Guide, Phase II

This is a comprehensive application guide for the selection of surge arresters for use on distribution and subtransmission systems. The guide is organized into ten sections that outline respectively:Arrester Characteristics and TechnologiesArrester Parameters ExplainedCauses of Abnormal Voltages on Distribution SystemsArrester SelectionSurge Protection DesignArrester DeploymentArrester PerformanceArrester TestingModel Representation of ArrestersCase Studies and ExamplesBackground information is

Jan 2, 2014 - Jan 19, 2015

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3030: Identifying and Documenting Existing Substation Ground Grid Detectors

Grounding grids can deteriorate over time. Stresses typically include high magnitude fault currents,unbalanced load current, soil chemistry leading to corrosion, trenching by contractors’ installation offootings or pipelines, and (all too frequently) the theft of copper. This report documents a literaturesearch, utility survey, review of instruments, procedures and industry best practices to identifydeficiencies in the integrity of ground grid conductors, equipment and structure grounds, a

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03114: Gates Refurbish vs. Replacement

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3738: Corrosion Effects on Buried Grounding Systems Conductors

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5175: Conducting Distribution and Customer Facility Ferroresonance Studies

This report presents a detailed overview of the ferroresonance phenomenon. Actual incidents of ferroresonance in distribution systems operating below 25 kV and also up to 50 kV are described, together with the adverse impacts experienced and the remedial measures employed.The modeling of ferroresonance phenomenon and study techniques for developing adequate mitigative measures are also presented.Keywords:Ferroresonance, Transformers, Distribution systems, Overvoltages, Overcurrents, Potential tr

Jul 16, 2017 - May 4, 2018

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50169: A Guide to Mitigate Adverse Impacts of EV Charging Stations on Distribution Systems

This guide is designed to help distribution utilities evaluate and mitigate the effects that increased use of electric vehicles and their related charging have on power demand and overloading risk. The guide covers current adoption forecasts and possible network impacts. It also contains useful suggestions for detecting and reducing the impact of EV charging loads on distribution grids and recent case studies of possible network management solutions.Keywords:Electric vehicles, EV, charging, fore

Aug 11, 2021 - Aug 31, 2024

DEP

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0538-2: Agricultural Biomass Torrefaction Research Program, Phase 2: Assessment of Grinding and Densification Characteristics of Torrefied Agricultural Biomass Fuel

The major challenge in using agricultural biomass feedstocks as a coal substitute in utility applications is that it either requires special handling and processing equipment, or it is severely limited in the percentage of co-firing possible. The torrefaction process has the ability to improve these properties. Combined with densification, torrefaction can significantly increase the energy density and handling properties of agricultural materials and also make them essentially water-proof. Torre

Jul 11, 2014 - Sep 1, 2015

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