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  • Interactions of wind-driven and tidally-driven circulation in the Oregon coastal ocean

    Creator:
    Osborne, John J.
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    Influences of tidal and slower (subtidal) oceanic flows over the continental shelf and slope off Oregon are studied using a high-resolution ocean circulation model and comparative model-data analyses. The model is based on the Regional Ocean Modeling System (ROMS), a fully nonlinear, three-dimensional model (using hydrostatic and Boussinesq approximations). The...
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    AN ABSTRACT OF THE DISSERTATION OF John J. Osborne V

  • A study of the effect of the rotor coil couplings of a synchronous machine on its predicted transient response

    Creator:
    Nehrir, Mohammad Hashem
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    The effect of the mutual inductances between the rotor coils of a synchronous machine on its defined reactances and predicted transients are investigated. Two linearized models of the machine are considered. One uses the Laplace-Transform approach, with minimum number of assumptions on the inter-coil couplings, in developing a model for...
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    ITS PREDICTED TRANSIENT RESPONSE Abstract approved: Redacted for privacy (Gerald C. Alexander The

  • Analysis of brushless doubly-fed, stand-alone generator systems

    Creator:
    Gorti, Bhanuprasad V.
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    This thesis introduces a Brushless Doubly-Fed Machine (BDFM), stand-alone generator system. Development of a BDFM current-forced model, along with the analysis of air gap power distribution between the two stator windings and the rotor circuit, pave the way for the characterization and analysis of stand-alone generator systems. The main disadvantage...
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    : Analysis of Brushless Doubly-Fed. Stand-Alone Generator Systems. Abstract approved: Gerald C. Alexander

  • Frequency-domain, parameter estimation for a brushless, doubly-fed machine

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    Ramchandran, Ashok
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    A Brushless, Doubly Fed Machine (BDFM) attempts to combine the advantages of conventional induction and synchronous types of electrical machines by its unique architecture. The validation of BDFM designs in an actual test environment requires the estimation of the BDFM model parameters from actual experimentation. Accurate values for the parameters...
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    , Parameter Estimation for a Brush less, Doubly-Fed Machine Abstract apt:a: Ned: Gerald C. Alexander A

  • A signal-processed antenna system and the simulation of the effects of balanced-mixer frequency conversion

    Creator:
    Spencer, Kenneth Edward
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    In this paper a signal-processed antenna and receiver system is proposed and analyzed. In addition, a simulation of the balanced-mixer portion of the processing system is made on a hybrid computer to find the bandwidth limitations for the total system. The system utilizes both the amplitude and phase information of...
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    OF BALANCED -MIXER FREQUENCY CONVERSION Abstract approved: Gerald C. Alexander In this paper a

  • Analysis of the D. C. electric field for a pipeline in a three layered earth

    Creator:
    Brandenstein, Albert Edward
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    This paper develops an equation, from an heuristic set of assumptions, which describes the axial current, leakage current, resultant electric field, and resultant earth potential occurring when a pipeline buried within a resistive earth is subjected to a distributed, primary, axial, electrostatic field produced from a high-voltage, direct-current (HVDC) power...
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    approved: G. C. Alexander This paper develops an equation, from an heuristic set of as- sumptions, which

  • Identification of synchronous machine parameters

    Creator:
    Shaban, Ali Omar
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    The synchronous machine is an essential component of a power system and determination of its parameters accurately is an important task in securing adequate modes of operation through certain control strategies. An estimation technique based on the Powell algorithm was evaluated for the identification of these parameters on the basis...
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    Abstract approved: Redacted for Privacy Gerald Corwin Alexander The synchronous machine is an essential

  • Capacitive coupling compensation facilitating single-pole switching on six-phase transmission lines

    Creator:
    Al-Shehri, Abdallah M.
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    In this research, a novel shunt compensation scheme design procedure is developed for unbalanced, untransposed n-phase transmission lines. The main function of the scheme is to reduce the effect of the capacitive coupling on untransposed transmission lines to levels where successful single-pole switching is assured. The analysis procedure is carried...
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    privacy Abstract approved: Gerald C. Alexander In this research, a novel shunt compensation scheme

  • The kinetics and mechanisms of the cleavage of some sulfur-sulfur bonds

    Creator:
    Favstritsky, Nicolai Alexander
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    -sulfur bonds AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF NICOLAI ALEXANDER FAVSTRITSKY for the Ph. D. (Name) (Degree

  • Light soaking in metal-halide perovskites

    Creator:
    Watts, C. Lowell
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    Despite climate change requiring the cutback of fossil fuel consumption, the world continues to increase its energy demands each year. To meet the ambitious goals outlined during the Paris Agreement in 2015, which set a goal to limit global warming to 1.5°C [1], changes in energy production methods are necessary....
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    Perovskites Abstract approved: ______________________________________________________ John Labram