“Advancing Electrical Transport for a Reliable, Safe, and Greener Future”
An ETUT (European Training network in collaboration with Ukraine for electrical Transport) Event at the University of Twente on Thursday 4th of July 2024 open to the public for showcasing three keynote speakers and four Power Electronic (PE) and Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) topics.
Location is University of Twente, room Oosthorst OH113 - via google maps. For the closest parking, navigate to De Achterhorst, Enschede, Netherlands.
Our Topics:
- Evert Raaijen (Alfen) Business development for Battery Energy Storage Systems on "What’s next in Energy Storage?".
- Professor Pat Wheeler (University of Nottingham), Director of the University of Nottingham’s Power Electronics, Machines and Control Research Group on "Trends and challenges for Power Electronics and Electrical Machine Technologies in Transportation Electrification applications".
- Dr Helko van den Brom (VSL National Metrology Institute), Principal Scientist Electricity on “The importance of reliable measurements in the electricity grid of the future”.
- PE - "Optimised power converter topology, incorporating battery management system"
- EMC - "Temporal and Frequential diversity to achieve meticulous compatibility"
- PE - "Line side converters to enable collaborative users of electrical energy"
- EMC - "Electromagnetic coexistence between intentional and unintentional sources and victims”
For registration, please fill in the following MS Form - Registration Form Symposium ETUT before 27th of June 2024. More information will be shared later.
Below you find the draft agenda.
Start | Time | End | Agenda |
|---|---|---|---|
08:30 | 00:15 | 08:45 | Walk In & Registration |
08:45 | 00:15 | 09:00 | Welcome by Professor Frank Leferink, ETUT Project Coordinator (University of Twente / THALES), Director EMC THALES Nederland, Manager Network of Excellence THALES Group |
09:00 | 00:45 | 09:45 | Evert Raaijen (Alfen) Business development for Battery Energy Storage Systems on "What’s next in Energy Storage?" |
09:45 | 00:20 | 10:05 | ESR10 - Iqra Aitbar (UN) on Time / Frequency domain characterisation of converter emissions |
10:05 | 00:20 | 10:25 | ESR06 - Rodica Botnarevscaia (UT) on EMC of traction supply railway system with new (digital) communication devices |
10:25 | 00:20 | 10:45 | ESR02 - Cathrine Feloups (UT) on Smart control and modulation of power electronics for EMC |
10:45 | 00:30 | 11:15 | Break |
11:15 | 00:20 | 11:35 | ESR09 - Peyman Koohi (UN) on Optimised power converter topology, incorporating battery management systems |
11:35 | 00:20 | 11:55 | ESR05 - Regis Nibaruta (UT) on Battery management systems and traction supply railway system with railway level crossing of new type |
11:55 | 00:20 | 12:15 | ESR01 - Reyhaneh Eskandari (UT) on Battery surveillance and protection techniques combined with power converters |
12:15 | 01:30 | 13:45 | Lunch |
13:45 | 00:45 | 14:30 | Professor Pat Wheeler (University of Nottingham), Director of the University of Nottingham’s Power Electronics, Machines and Control Research Group on "Trends and challenges for Power Electronics and Electrical Machine Technologies in Transportation Electrification applications" |
14:30 | 00:20 | 14:50 | ESR12 - Sviatoslav Voskresenskyi (UN) on Optimal evaluation of converter emissions for first time right design |
14:50 | 00:20 | 15:10 | ESR08 - Hafte Hayelom (UN) on EMC of dc and ac traction supply railway systems with automatics devices |
15:10 | 00:20 | 15:30 | ESR04 - Ivan Struzhko (UT) on Cognitive techniques to exploit the diversity between PE and sensors to achieve EMC |
15:30 | 00:30 | 16:00 | Break |
16:00 | 00:20 | 16:20 | ESR11 - Pablo Briceño (UN) on Line side converter to enable the railway to be a collaborative user of electrical energy |
16:20 | 00:20 | 16:40 | ESR07 - Muhammad Jaseel K A (UN) on Bidirectional converter for DC traction power supply system |
16:40 | 00:20 | 17:00 | ESR03 - Sohaib Qazi (UT) on High-frequency high-power power transformer for line side converters |
17:00 | 00:45 | 17:45 | Dr Helko van den Brom (VSL National Metrology Institute), Principal Scientist Electricity on “The importance of reliable measurements in the electricity grid of the future” |
17:45 | 00:15 | 18:00 | Closing Remarks Professor Frank Leferink |
18:00 | 02:00 | 20:00 | Networking Event with networking Borrel |