Vol 26, No 3 (2022)
Mechanical Engineering
A technology of structural mathematical modelling for engineering objects under vibrational loading: Interaction forms and dynamic invariants
Abstract
368-385
Sample geometry transformation for mechanical tests of constructional materials in an FDM structure
Abstract
386-400
Power Engineering
Effectiveness of the method of two measurements in determining the parameters of equivalent circuits of electrical network elements for the highest harmon-ic components of currents and voltages
Abstract
401-414
Application of an adaptive controller for controlling the rotational velocity of hydrogenerators taking into account the technological state of a Kaplan turbine
Abstract
415-425
Evaluation of a modernization project of the main condensate scheme at CHP-10 power unit No. 5 using its customized simulation model
Abstract
426-438
Insolation calculations of a photovoltaic power plant taking into account location-based and weather parameters
Abstract
439-450
Multi-criteria selection of the mix of generating plants in local energy systems based on a modified analytic hierarchy process
Abstract
451-464
Operation of synthetic inertia units in electric power systems of various densities
Abstract
465-486
Increasing the accuracy of forecasting the electricity consumption of an industrial enterprise by machine learning methods using the selection of significant features from a time series
Abstract
487-498
An analysis of the effect of gas turbine compressor air preheating on the technical and economic indicators of a PGU-450 unit
Abstract
499-507
Development of measures to reduce grid energy losses in the Namangan Region of Uzbekistan
Abstract
The paper is aimed at developing technical and organizational measures to reduce the losses of electrical energy during its transmission via main and distribution electrical grids, in power transformers and electric power trans-mission lines. The focus of the study was on electrical grid modes in the Namangan Region of Uzbekistan (voltages of 220/110/35/10/6 kV), which were analyzed via technological calculation-based research methods using an equivalent circuit representing the linear circuit currently employed in the regional electric energy system. In addition, electrical grids were simulated using the software package “Program for calculating electrical grid modes” followed by the processing of calculation results by means of the Microsoft Excel package. The paper calculates electrical modes for the equivalent circuit of the regional electric energy system, as well as offering technical measures (installation of reactive power compensation devices; adjustment of transformation ratios in power transformers) aimed at adjusting voltage to improve electric power quality in terms of voltage deviations and lower power losses. Voltage deviations in most grid nodes were found to be inconsistent with GOST 32144-2013. Thus, in 35 kV, 10 kV, and 6 kV nodes, the largest underdeviation amounted to 12.45 kV, 3.26 kV, and 2.09 kV, respectively. For the placement of reactive power compensating devices having a total power of 67.82 MV∙Ar, 35 kV nodes were used; in addition, the values of transformer ratios at transformer substations (35–110 kV) were determined. Calculations indicate that the conducted activities can normalize voltage in the 35 kV, 10 kV, and 6 kV nodes while reducing power losses in the electrical grid by 9.35 MW. It is estimated that the proposed measures will be paid back in approximately three years. By means of compensating reactive power and adjusting transformer ratios, these measures can reduce electrical energy losses during transmission in the considered objects and maintain a given voltage level.
508-518
Mathematical model of the thermal mode of overhead power lines considering temperature variations along the line length
Abstract
519-531
Metallurgy
Identification of electrode short circuits during the electrolytic refining of copper based on heat radiation
Abstract
532-544
Studies into copper extraction by Acorga M5774 from heap leaching solutions of the Sayak deposit
Abstract
545-553
Virtualization of a tube digester in alumina production
Abstract
554-565
Personalia
Professor Viktor Vladimirovich Elshin: scientist, teacher
Abstract
566-567





