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  • Evaluating the seismic risk and resilience of an electrical power system

    Creator:
    Chalishazar, Vishvas H.
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    The Pacific Northwest is part of the "Ring of Fire," which is well-known for heavy seismic activity. Numerous active faults in the area have encouraged electric grid managers in the region to more deeply contemplate and proactively intervene to support grid resilience. This research introduces Monte Carlo (MC) based power...
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    AN ABSTRACT OF THE DISSERTATION OF Vishvas Hiren Chalishazar

  • Risk and Uncertainty Quantification Methods in Electrical Power Systems

    Creator:
    Johnson, Brandon S.
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    Load flow studies are one of the most essential engineering applications for grid operators because they provide a clear picture of the operating conditions of the power system. Traditionally, the load flow problem is assumed to be deterministic; that is, the system variables contain no randomness. Unfortunately, this assumption is...
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    with each component, and the local wave number kj is calculated for the local water depth h using

  • Non-enzymatic electrochemical sensors based on functionalized nanomaterials

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    Wu, Bo
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    Unlike other biosensing, electrochemical biosensor has the advantages of robustness, easy miniaturization, excellent detection limits, and capability in handling small analyte volumes. The detection selectivity of the electrochemical biosensors is mainly supported by bioreceptors. However, these receptors always suffer from the performance variation caused by the environment and the thermal-...
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    laboratory colleagues (Dr. Ye Liu, Dr. Akash Kannegulla, Dr. Vishvas Chalishazar, Amritha Ajithkumar, Yi

  • Quantum dot plasmon coupling : Fundamental study and applications

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    Kannegulla, Akash
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    The dissertation focuses on the engineering of light-matter interaction using plasmonic nanoparticles and metamaterials to achieve enhanced luminescence and based on which to improve the performance of biosensing and light-emitting technologies. We designed and fabricated a spectrum of nanostructures to exhibit particular dispersion relations capable of controlling the spontaneous emission...
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    former laboratory colleagues (Ye Liu, Bo Wu, Yi-Chieh Wang, Vishvas Chalishazar, and Amritha Ajithkumar

  • A Generation Prioritization Method for Power System Restoration with Renewable Resources

    Creator:
    Mate, Adam
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    The electrical grid is a key component of the Nation's critical infrastructure. Its continuous and reliable operation is of vital importance; any system-wide disruption would have a debilitating impact on crucial services, public health and safety, the economy, and the national security of the United States. High-impact low-frequency events pose...
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    -UR-19-29623. and [3]: P. Cicilio, D. Glennon, A. Mate, A. Barnes, V. Chalishazar, E. Cotilla

  • Power system reliability and power quality assessments with grid-connected wave energy converters

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    Boller, Michael D.
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    Generating abundant, renewable energy from Earth’s oceans is an attractive option for meeting increasing energy demand. Marine renewable energy also comes with the variability of renewable sources, which impact the reliability and power quality of the electrical grid. On a transmission-level, this dissertation looks at ensuring reliability of the power...
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