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  • Master thesis

    Background

    Due to the increasing integration of decentralized power genera-tion systems, distribution network operators are dealing with growing challenges. Low investment costs and high electricity prices of PV are making them more attractive. A decisive criteri-on for the design of new PV-plants is often the voltage mainte-nance in low load cases. In order to comply with the required limits, the network operator provides the subscriber with a method defining certain requirements regarding the reactive power provision and that should be considered in the design pro-cess. According to VDE AR 4105, there are three methods that can define the requirements of the reactive power provision.

    Supervisor: Rafael Steppan, M.Sc.

    Announcement as PDF

  • Master thesis

    Background

    Due to the increasing integration of decentralized power genera-tion systems, distribution network operators are dealing with growing challenges. Low investment costs and high electricity prices of PV are making them more attractive. A decisive criteri-on for the design of new PV-plants is often the voltage mainte-nance in low load cases. In order to comply with the required limits, the network operator provides the subscriber with a method defining certain requirements regarding the reactive power provision and that should be considered in the design pro-cess. According to VDE AR 4105, there are three methods that can define the requirements of the reactive power provision.

    Supervisor: Rafael Steppan, M.Sc.

    Announcement as PDF

  • Master thesis

    Background

    Due to the increasing integration of decentralized power genera-tion systems, distribution network operators are dealing with growing challenges. Low investment costs and high electricity prices of PV are making them more attractive. A decisive criteri-on for the design of new PV-plants is often the voltage mainte-nance in low load cases. In order to comply with the required limits, the network operator provides the subscriber with a method defining certain requirements regarding the reactive power provision and that should be considered in the design pro-cess. According to VDE AR 4105, there are three methods that can define the requirements of the reactive power provision.

    Supervisors: Siyuan Li, M.Sc., Aaron Hebing, M.Sc.

    Announcement as PDF