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Other Emerging
Technologies:
Electric Vehicles
Technologies: Battery
Powered Electric Vehicles (BPEV) - Lithium polymer and lithium ion
batteries; Hybrid Electric Vehicles (HEV) – gasoline and batteries,
on-board generator and plug-in types; Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles
(FCEV) – on-board hydrogen or on-board reformer.
Electric Ship
Technologies:
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Electric Power Generation (nuclear, fuels cells,
advanced generators, solar power and alternative fuels)
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Electric Propulsion Technology (Machines, Drives,
Propulsors; advanced induction motor, permanent magnet motor or high
temperature superconducting motor)
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Electrical Power Conversion (power electronic
converters, increased current densities, IGBTs for up to 6 kV),
Distribution (main bus architecture, DC distribution), and Storage
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Control and Automation (weak power grids; high
power density electromagnetic actuators to replace hydraulic actuators)
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Power Quality and Impact of Pulsed Power Loads
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Electric Ship System Integration
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Next-Generation Integrated Electric Power Systems
(NGIPS)
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Heat transfer and thermal management (discard,
reuse and store waste heat; emerging technologies include: thermal
electric cooling, spray cooling, microchannel cooling and advanced heat
pipes)
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Protection, Reconfiguration, and Survivability
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New simulation tools for complex power systems
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Electrical Ship Standards
Sources of information on
Electric Ship:
IEEE Electric Ship
Technologies Symposium (ESTS 2005)
July 25-27 2005
Philadelphia, PA, USA https://www.ewh.ieee.org/conf/ests05/
IEEE Electric Ship
Technologies Symposium (ESTS 2007)
May 21-23, 2007 Arlington,
Virginia, USA.
https://ewh.ieee.org/conf/ests07/index.php
https://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org/issues/2007/november/All-Electric.htm
Internet-
and multimedia-based education technologies Internet-
and multimedia-based education technologies are already
established to a significant degree but continuously developing, as
applied to power
system education (e.g. Interconnected
Power Systems Laboratory at the Center of Electric Power
Engineering, Drexel University [1], etc.). [1] S.
P. Carullo and C.O. Nwankpa, "Interconnected Power Systems Laboratory:
A Computer Automated Instructional Facility for Power System
Experiments", IEEE Trans. on Power Systems, Vol. 17, No. 2, May
2002, pp. 215-222.
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