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A novel control design for a wave energy converter

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Schacher, Alphonse A.

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Ocean wave energy is rapidly becoming a field of great interest in the world of renewable energy. Significant advancements in design and technology are being made to make wave energy a viable alternative for our growing energy demands. The two major hurdles for ocean wave energy to make a significant...

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appreciation to my professors, Annette von Jouanne, Ted Brekken, and Alan Wallace. It is their enthusiasm for
DC bus capacitor discharge of permanent magnet synchronous machine drive systems for hybrid/electric vehicles

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Jin, Lei

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Permanent magnet synchronous machines (PMSMs) are widely used in electric vehicles and hybrid electric vehicles to propel the wheels. Various control strategies have been developed for PMSM drive systems to achieve both high efficiency and safe operation. In a PMSM drive system, generally the high voltage battery and the power...

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cleverness is a given gift, kindness is a choice hard to make. Thank you also to Dr. Annette von Jouanne
Iterative reconstruction methods of CT images using a statistical framework

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Delgado, Diana

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Medical imaging technologies play a vital role in early diagnosis of disease by providing internal images of the human body to medical professionals. Computed Tomography (CT) is currently the most commonly used medical imaging technology because it is easy to use, detectors and scanners are constantly improving, and more importantly,...

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served on my defense committee: Dr. Annette von Jouanne, Dr. Huaping Liu and Dr. Karen Shell, your
Hardware and software methods to improve and accelerate the development cycle of wave energy converters

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Tavakoli, Mike

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With the ever-increasing demand and competition for global energy resources among nations, it is essential to explore and tap into various energy sources to reduce dependency on global markets. Renewable energy sources offer a significant opportunity to create localized and stable energy supplies. Ocean wave energy can be a promising...

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express my deepest appreciation to Dr. von Jouanne, and Dr. Brekken for giving me the opportunity to be
A motor-generator and supercapacitor based system for microgrid frequency stabilization

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Crispo, Richard F.

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This research introduces an energy storage system to deliver microgrid frequency response. A doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) and a squirrel cage induction machine (SCIM) are coupled together as a motor/generator set to deliver an immediate inertial response to a change of frequency, and an inverter and supercapacitors deliver short term...

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Methods for short-term prediction of wind speeds in the Pacific Northwest Columbia Gorge wind farm region

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Davidson, James D.

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Variable electrical generation (VG) sources such as wind farms are an increasing percentage of total electrical generation in the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) balancing area and are starting to impact the ability of the regional balancing authority to control the electric grid. Wind farms are not dispatchable and challenge historical...

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Use of a model predictive control framework for optimal control of grid scale electrical energy storage in conjunction with a wind farm

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Antonishen, Michael P.

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Over the last decade, wind penetration in the Pacific Northwest has increased rapidly. The variable nature of this massive new resource has increased stress on the hydropower resource to the point where system limits are currently being reached. In order to cultivate continued growth of the wind energy industry both...

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. Additionally, I would like to thank Dr. von Jouanne for her guidance and Dr. Yokochi for the tough
Development of adaptive damping power take-off control for a three-body wave energy converter with numerical modeling and validation

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Zhang, Zhe

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The performance of the power take-off (PTO) system for a wave energy converter (WEC) depends largely on its control algorithm. This paper presents an adaptive damping control algorithm that improves power capture across a range of sea states. Validation for the numerical model was performed using data from two sources;...

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major professors, Dr. Ted Brekken and Dr. Annette von Jouanne for their guidance and support
Wind ramp prediction

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Alexander, Chianna M.

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The number of wind turbines and wind farms in the Pacific Northwest has increased dramatically in the past six years, which represents a significant amount of electrical generation capacity connected to the public electric grid. However, the variable nature of wind sometimes introduces excessive power, or conversely shortages, in power...

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project. I would also like to thank the members of my research group Dr. Yokochi, and Dr. von Jouanne
Residential load simulation and applied load management strategies

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McArthur, Shaun

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This work presents a residential load simulation framework that allows the user to test the effectiveness of peak reduction, peak shifting, and valley filling load management strategies on a representative residential load prior to physical smart sensor and load control deployment. The simulation methodology uses household occupancy, appliance time-of-use, and...

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ducts long after we’re all gone. Finally, I would also like to thank Dr. Annette von Jouanne and Dr

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Electrical Engineering and Computer Science[remove]23

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Brekken, Ted K. A.21
Raich, Raviv1
Traylor, Roger1
Zhang, Julia1

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von Jouanne, Annette19
Amon, Ean4
Hackleman, David3
Liu, Huaping3
Albertani, Roberto2
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Alexander, Chianna M.1
Antonishen, Michael P.1
Azam, Ridwan1
Bhattacharji, Pranathi1
Brosig, Sean G.1
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2010-201916
2000-20097

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Electrical and Computer Engineering21
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science1
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Master's[remove]23

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Master of Science (M.S.)23

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English [eng]23

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Oregon State University. Graduate School23

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Masters Thesis23

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Ocean wave power5
Energy storage3
Kalman filtering2
Permanent magnet motors2
Wind energy conversion systems2
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