IAS Meeting---------------------------------------------
POWER QUALITY PROBLEMS AND
SOLUTIONS |
Dr. P. Enjeti and Dr. A. Abur of Texas
A&M University will present "Introduction to
Power Quality Problems and Solutions." With
increased use of nonlinear loads in industry, electric
power quality has become vitally important. In the
present era of utility deregulation and competition, many
utility and industrial customers are concerned about
reliability of electrical supply and quality of power.
The likelihood of power interruptions, voltage sags and
fluctuations and means of eliminating them or minimizing
their effects have assumed greater importance.
After
a brief introduction to power quality, Dr. Enjeti and Dr.
Abur will highlight several example case studies of power
quality problems in the industry. Seminar will also
discuss compliance to IEEE 519 limits, methods for
analysis, computer modeling of utility systems and
digital simulation of events leading to power quality
problems and solutions of these problems. |
| WHERE:
3000 Post Oak Blvd. |
|
Bechtel Bldg. 4th Floor
Room 4A |
| WHEN:
Thursday, January 21 1999 |
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5:30 - 6:00 PM Refreshments
6:00 - 7:00 PM, Seminar |
| SPEAKER:
Dr. P. Enjeti and Dr. A. Abur |
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Texas A&M University |
| RESERVATIONS:
Sunita Kulkarni @ 713.235.2833 |
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skulkarn@bechtel.com
or
Vas Rodionov @ 713.235.4113
vrodiono@bechtel.com |
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Houston
Society for Engineering in Medicine and Biology
17th Annual Houston Conference on
Biomedical Engineering Research
February
11-12, 1999
University of Houston Hilton Hotel |
| Topics |
| Biosignal Processing
Cardiology |
Cellular Engineering |
Neural Networks Robotics |
| Engineering |
Medical Physics |
Bioinstrumentation &
Sensors |
| Pulmonary Systems |
Computational Biology |
Clinical Engineering |
| Tissue |
Ultrasound |
Neuroscience |
| Lasers & Optics |
Aerospace Medicine |
Biotechnology |
| Biomechanics |
Orthopaedics |
Biomaterials |
| Rehabilitation |
Medical Image Processing |
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Communications Society
Meeting Dates
Jan. 14, Feb 11, March 18
For more information contact Ross Mattern
713.830.7204 |
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