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Department of Energy Technology PresentationNaturvidenskabs Festival uge 39, efterår 2010

Department Overview & ActivitiesJens Bo Holm-Nielsen, Head of Center for Bioenergy

& Green Engineering

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Energy Technology

Keywords: Energy production – Energy distribution – Energy consumption – Energy control

HEATLOADS

POWER STATION

SOLAR CELLS

WIND TURBINE

MOTOR

PUMP

ROBOTICS

REFRIGERATOR

TELEVISION

LIGHT

TRANSFORMER

INDUSTRY

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POWER SUPPLY

ac dc

TRANSFORMER

COMPEN-SATOR

FUELCELLS

FUEL

COMMUNICATION

COMBUSTIONENGINE

SOLARENERGY

TRANSPORT

3 3 3 1-3

3

DCAC

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POWER STATION

SOLAR CELLS

WIND TURBINE

MOTOR

PUMP

ROBOTICS

REFRIGERATOR

TELEVISION

LIGHT

TRANSFORMER

INDUSTRY

=

POWER SUPPLY

ac dc

TRANSFORMER

COMPEN-SATOR

FUELCELLS

FUEL

COMMUNICATION

COMBUSTIONENGINE

SOLARENERGY

TRANSPORT

3 3 3 1-3

3

DCAC

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DCAC

DCAC

PRIMARY FUEL

CHP

EnergyStorages

Energy

Storages

FACTS/CUPS

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Organisation

Strategic Networks:• EMSD• EDS• CEES• NEED• FACE• ECPE• VE-NET• NIK-VE• DUWET• WEST• VPP

Lab. Facilities:• Power electronics Systems• Drive Systems Tests• Hydraulic• Power systems• High Voltage• DSpace• Laser Systems• Fuel Cell Systems• Proto Type Facilities• Biomass conversion facilities

20 VIP

50 PhD

10 Guest Researchers

10 Research Assistants

15 TAP

Department of Energy Technology

Power Systems

Thermal Energysystems

ElectricalMachines

Fluid PowerSystems

PowerElectronicSystems

Fluid Mechanics and

Combustion

Fuel cell Systems

Wind Turbine Systems

Modern Power Systems

PV

Automotive & Industrial Drives

Biomass

Wave Energy

Energy Harvesting / TEG

Emergent Projects

Green Buildings

Multi-disciplinary research programmes

Efficient & Reliable PE Design

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Wind Turbine Systems

Rotor Gearbox GeneratorPower

electronics Transformer Grid

MechanicalEnergy

ElectricalEnergy

Grid Requirements!

Control System

Wind Energy

Key Words :

• Power Electronics converters• Modern Generators• Fluid power System• New Systems Concepts• Advanced Control• Grid Connection• HVDC transmision• Wind farms• Grid Codes• Reliability• Systems optimization• Performance & cost

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Wave Energy

Key Words

• Wave Energy Concepts

• PTO systems

• Fluid Power Systems

• Electrical Systems

• Grid Connection

• Control systems

• Modeling & Design

• Efficiency

• System Optimization

• Mechatronic Design

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∙ Combustion and Multiphase Flow▫ Numerical models▫ CFD-based models▫ Design tools/simulations▫ Prototypes/Measurements

∙ Liquid Bio Fuels

∙ Many Test facilities▫ 500kW combustion plant▫ Multi fuel/ Grate firing

◦ Biomass (straw/wood)◦ Waste Products

▫ Small wood burning stoves▫ Plans includes facilities

concerning liquid bio fuels

Biomass

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PV systems

Micro Grid for Green House at Aalborg University

DC source (10A/600V)

PV Inverter

LEM box

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PC with Simulink and dSpace Control Desk

Grid

Ilimit

Vreference

IPVVPV

Irradiation

Temperature

No of panels in series

No of arrays in parallel

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Key Words :

• Distributed Power• Renewable Sources• New Grid Structures• Grid Stability• Grid Reliability• Grid Control• Grid Components• Independency• Micro Grids• Self Organised Networks• Storage Systems

EU UNIFLEX-PM

GENERATORS

TRANSMISSION POWER SYSTEMS

DISTRIBUTION POWER SYSTEMS

COSTUMERS

DG

INFORMATION FLOW ENERGY FLOW

Modern Power Systems

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Fuel Cell Systems

Facilities :

System control

Componentdesign

System

design

Test

systems

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Automotive & Industrial DrivesKey Words

• Power Electronics

• Electrical Machines

• Control systems

• Storage systems

• Hybrid Systems

• Industrial Applications

• Automotive application

• Modeling, simulation, Design & Testing

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Key Competence

Electric Power Systems

•Power Quality in the network grid

•Transient stability

•Network planning methods

•Relay protection

•Distributed Power Connection

•Simulation of the network grid

•High voltage Measurements

•Modelling of partial discharges

•Test of Insolation•Lightning protection

•Diagnostic methods

•Modelling of high voltage components

•Conducted interference

•Over voltage protection

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Key Competence

Power Electronic Systems

•Power Electronic Components

•AC/DC – DC/AC Converters Topologies

•DC/DC Converter Topologies

•AC/AC Converter Topologies

•PFC and Active Filters

•PWC and Active Filters

•PWM and Resonans Control

•Random Modulation

•Modelling and simulation

•Optimized Design

•FACTS – Converters for Power Systems

•Electrical Drive Systems

•DSP /-controllers

•Test of Components and Systems

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Key Competence

Electrical Machines

•Modern Machines

•Classical Machines

•Electromagnetic Components

•Modelling for Design, simulation and Control

•FEM and MEC Analyze

•Advanced Optimized Design

•Design Software

•Power Electronic/Machine interaktion

•Test and Monitoring of Machines, Drive and Materials

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Fluid Power Systems

Key Competence

•Hydraulic Components

•Hydraulic Systems

•Hydraulic Servomechanism

•Mechanical Systems

•Modelling and Simulation

•Control Systems

•Load sensing

•Energy Saving

•Tool Center Control

•High Performance Actuators

•Motion control

•Intelligent Systems

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Fluid Mechanics and Combustion

Key Competence

•Fluid Mechanics

•Multi-phase Flow

•Gas/liquid Particle Flow

•Computational Fluid Dynamics

•Experimental Fluid Dynamics

•Combustion Technology

•Complex Fuels

•Furnace Technology

•Turbo-machinery

•PEM Fuel Cells

•Experimental Verification

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Thermal Energy Systems

Key Competence

•Thermo dynamics

•Heat Transfer

•Complex Modelling

•Simulation and Optimazation

•Refrigerator Systems

•Fluid and Combustion Machines

•Integrated Energy Systems

•Process Integration

•Combined Power Plants

•Fuel Cell Systems

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Energi i Esbjerg

1. – 4. semester

1. – 4. semester lig Energiuddannelsen i Aalborg, men hvor

kurser er struktureret i 5 ECTS klumper.

Emnerne omfatter grundlæggende

kurser i mekaniske, elektriske,

termodynamiske og reguleringsmæssige

forhold

5. – 6. semester 1 – 4. semester kandidat

Speciale i termiske processer

Speciale i dynamiske systemer

Bachelor i EnergiCivilingeniør i Bæredygtig

Energiteknik

Speciale i forbrændingsteknik

Speciale i vindmøllesystemer

Speciale i Offshore energisystemer