TET5500 Electric Power Engineering, Specialization Project
– Coordinator Eilif Hugo Hansen
The student will specialize himself/herself within a specific topic within electric power engineering based on scientific methods. It shall give the students knowledge and skills in how to carry out individual research projects, including reporting of the achieved results.
Contents:
This course includes a specialization project at 15 ECTS credits directed towards electrical utilities and power systems, development and use of equipment for energy conversion, materials for use in electrical components, overvoltage problems, condition assessment and diagnostic methods. Additionally, it is focused on system analysis for generation, transmission, conversion and end use of energy, including technical, economical and environmental aspects. The projects may include offshore and marine plants, transmission and distribution networks, systems with mixed energy sources and carriers, installations in buildings, use of renewable energy resources, electrical railway systems and propulsion of vehicles. Also, relevant topics are energy markets and energy cooperation with foreign countries, power demand, power quality and reliability, integration of new energy sources in the electrical power system. With the choice of the project work every student will be connected to one of the following professional groups at The Department of Electric Power Engineering: Energy Conversion Group - Power System Group - Electrical Power Technology Group.
Activities:
Independent project work with guidance.
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