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    Allocation method of coupled PV-energy storage-charging station in hybrid AC/DC distribution networks balanced with economics and resilience
    (Wiley, 2023-11-22) Ma, Ziyao; Zhang, Lu; Cai, Yongxiang; Tang, Wei; Long, Chao
    The hybrid AC/DC distribution network has become a research hotspot because of the wide access to multiple sources and loads. Meanwhile, extreme disasters in the planning period cause huge losses to the hybrid AC/DC distribution networks. A coupled PV-energy storage-charging station (PV-ES-CS) is an efficient use form of local DC energy sources that can provide significant power restoration during recovery periods. However, over investment will happen if too many PV-ES-CSs are installed. Therefore, it is important to determine the optimal numbers and locations of PV-ES-CS in hybrid AC/DC distribution networks balanced with economics and resilience. Firstly, the advantages of PV-ES-CS in normal operation and extreme disasters are analysed and the payment function is quantified accurately. Secondly, a bi-level optimal allocation model of PV-ES-CS in hybrid AC/DC distribution networks is established. In this model, the payment function using Nash equilibrium to balance economics and resilience is addressed at the upper-level, and the typical scenarios are simulated, and the optimal results are obtained using the genetic algorithm in lower level. Finally, a series of examples are analysed, which demonstrate the necessity of balancing economics and resilience, and advantages of DC lines in network restoration after disasters.
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    An anti-fraud double auction model in vehicle-to-vehicle energy trading with the k-factor approach
    (IEEE, 2024-05-01) Xu, Yiming; Zhang, Lu; Ozkan, Nazmiye; Long, Chao
    The rise in electric vehicle adoption has reduced greenhouse gas emissions in transportation but overloads the power grid due to charging demands. This paper introduces a Double Auction (DA) model in Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) energy trading with the K-factor approach. The novel approach defines unique market clearing prices for each successfully matched V2V transaction pairs, robustly counteracts potential economic fraud. It overcomes shortcoming of some other models of sacrificing participants who could have conducted V2V transactions in order to prevent economic fraud. Meanwhile, the model ensures transactional economic benefits, transparency and fairness. This work facilitates EV adoption across the UK and globally, by increasing confidence and convenience in energy trading mechanisms.
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    A review of modelling and analysis of morphing wings
    (Elsevier, 2018-06-20) Li, Daochun; Zhao, Shiwei; Da Ronch, Andrea; Xiang, Jinwu; Drofelnik, Jernej; Li, Yongchao; Zhang, Lu; Wu, Yining; Kintscher, Markus; Monner, Hans Peter; Rudenko, Anton; Guo, Shijun; Yin, Weilong; Kirn, Johannes; Storm, Stefan; De Breuker, Roeland
    Morphing wings have a large potential to improve the overall aircraft performances, in a way like natural flyers do. By adapting or optimising dynamically the shape to various flight conditions, there are yet many unexplored opportunities beyond current proof-of-concept demonstrations. This review discusses the most prominent examples of morphing concepts with applications to two and three-dimensional wing models. Methods and tools commonly deployed for the design and analysis of these concepts are discussed, ranging from structural to aerodynamic analyses, and from control to optimisation aspects. Throughout the review process, it became apparent that the adoption of morphing concepts for routine use on aerial vehicles is still scarce, and some reasons holding back their integration for industrial use are given. Finally, promising concepts for future use are identified.

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