报告题目：Flexible AC Transmission Systems, Case Studies

报告人：Ahmed Abu-Siada

报告人单位：Curtin University, Australia

时间：2016年12月30日 下午2：30-4：30

报告地点：西校区电气A104

参加对象：相关老师、研究生，及大四本科生

注意事项：参加讲座的教师和同学，请提前5分钟入场，讲座过程中将通讯工具调为静音，保持会场安静。

报告人简介：Ahmed Abu-Siada (M’07, SM’12) received his PhD degree from Curtin University, Australia, in Electrical Engineering. Currently he is an associate professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Curtin University. His research interests include power system stability, condition monitoring, power electronics and power quality. He is Editor-in-Chief of the international journal Electrical and Electronic Engineering, regular reviewer for various IEEE Transactions. He is vice-chair of the IEEE Computation Intelligence Society, WA Chapter.

报告内容简介：The concept of FACTS (flexible ac transmission systems) was envisioned in the late of 1980s. The technology consists of a variety of power electronic devices with the aim of controlling both power and voltage at a certain location of the electricity grids during disturbances. In general, the FACTS devices were invented to improve the existing transmission line capacity and provide a controllable power flow for a selected transmission direction. In this presentation some case studies for SMES, UPFC and STATCOM and their applications in power systems will be covered.