Session 1—DiagnosticsSession Chair: Gerard Capolino, University ofPicardie"Jules Verne", France
Session Organizer: Gerard Capolino, University ofPicardie "Jules Veme", France
Olpl
An Adaptive Kalman Filtering Approach to Induction Machine Stator Winding Temperature Estimation
Based on a Hybrid Thermal Model 2
Zhi Gao, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, USAThomas G. Habetler, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, USARonald G. Harley, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
Roy S. Colby, Schneider Electric, USA
01p2
An On-line Groundwall and Phase to Phase Insulation Quality Assessment Techniquefor AC Machine Stator Windings 10
Sang Bin Lee, Korea University, Korea
Jinkyu Yang,Korea University, KoreaKarim Younsi, GE Global Research Center, USA
Raj Bharadwaj, GE Global Research Center, USA
01p3
Improvement ofFrequency Resolution for Three-phase Induction Machine Fault Diagnosis 20
A. Yazidi, University of Picardie "Jules Verne", FranceH. Henao, University ofPicardie "Jules Veme", France
G. A. Capolino, University ofPicardie "Jules Verne", France
M. Artioli, University ofBologna, ItalyF. Filippetti, University ofBologna, Italy
01p4
Diagnosis ofRotorFaults inBrushless DC (BLDC) Motors Operating Under Non-Stationary Conditions
Using Windowed Fourier Ridges 26
SatishRajagopalan, Georgia Institute of Technology, USAThomas G. Habetler, Georgia Institute of Technology, USARonald G. Harley, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, USAJose M. Aller, Universidad Simon Bolivar, Venezuela
Jose A. Restrepo, Universidad Simon Bolivar, Venezuela
01p5
InductionMachine Diagnostics Using Zero Sequence Components 34
Fernando Briz, University ofOviedo, SpainMichael W. Degner, FordMotor Company, USA
Pablo Garcia, University ofOviedo, SpainAlberto B. Diez, University of Oviedo, Spain
01p6
Analysis of Stator Winding Parallel-Connected Branches Circulating Current and Its Applicationin Generator Fault Diagnosis 42
Shuting Wan, North China Electric Power University, China
Heming Li, North ChinaElectric Power University, China
Yonggang Li, North China Electric PowerUniversity, China
Fanchao Meng, North China Electric Power University, China
01p7
Analysis of Preventive and Corrective Maintenance on Three-Phase Squirrel-Cage Induction Motors Performance 46
E. C. Bortoni, Itajuba Federal University, Brazil
J. Haddad, Itajuba FederalUniversity, Brazil
A. H. M. Santos, Itajuba Federal University, Brazil
E. M. Azevedo, Itajuba Federal University, Brazil
R. A. Yamachita, Itajuba Federal University, Brazil
Petroleum & Chemical Industry Committee
Session 2—PCIC Products & Services: Safety & Productivity in Industrial Power SystemsSession Chair: H. Landis Floyd, DuPont, USA
A Comparative Study on Effective Signal Processing Tools for OptimumFeature Selection
in Automatic Power Quality Events Clustering 52
A. M. Gargoom, The University ofAdelaide, Australia
N. Ertugrul, The University of Adelaide, Australia
W. L. Soong, The University ofAdelaide, Australia
03p2
Power Quality Assessment ofLarge Motor Starting and Loading for the Integrated Steel-MakingCogeneration Facility 59
Cheng-Ting Hsu, Southern Taiwan University ofTechnology, Taiwan
Hui-Jen Chuang, Kao-Yuan Institute of Technology, Taiwan
03p3
Evaluation of Cascade-Multilevel Converter based STATCOM for Arc Furnace Flicker Mitigation 67
Chong Han, North Carolina State University, USA
Zhanoning Yang, North Carolina State University, USA
Bin Chen, North Carolina State University, USA
Alex Q. Huang, North Carolina State University, USABin Zhang, Linear Technology, USA
Mike Ingram, Tennessee Valley Authority, USA
Aty Edris, EPRI, USA
03p4
Speed Regulation of Induction Motor Using Sliding Mode Control Scheme 72
Yue Wang, Xi'an Jiaotong University, China
Zhan'an Wang, Xi'an Jiaotong University, China
Jun Yang, Xi'an Jiaotong University, China
Ruilin Pei, Baoshan Iron & Steel Co., Ltd., China
03p5
Sensorless Direct Field Oriented Control of Three-phase Induction Motors Based on "Sliding Mode"for Washing Machine Drive Applications 77
Huangsheng Xu, Whirlpool Corporation, USA
Zheng Zhang, Whirlpool Corporation, USA
Layne Heilman, Whirlpool Corporation, USA
Industrial Power ConverterCommittee
Session 4—Multilevel Converters
Session Chair: Fred Wang, Virginia Tech, USA
Session Organizer: Keith Corzine, University of Missouri-Rolla, USA
04pl
The Active NPC Converter for Medium-Voltage Applications 84
Thomas Bruckner, Berlin University of Technology, GermanySteffen Bernet, Berlin University of Technology, GermanyPeter K. Steimer, ABB Switzerland Ltd., Switzerland
04p2
Low Switching Frequency Active Harmonic Elimination in Multilevel Converters with Unequal D C Voltages 92
Zhong Du, The University ofTennessee, USA; Florida State University, USALeon M. Tolbert, The University ofTennessee, USA
JohnN. Chiasson, The University of Tennessee, USA
Hui Li, Florida State University, USA
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04p3
A Carrier-based PWM Method with Optimal Switching Sequence for a Multi-Level Four-Leg VSI 99
Jang-Hwan Kim, Seoul National University, Korea
Seung-Ki Sul, Seoul National University, KoreaPrasadN. Enjeti, Texas A&M University, USA
04p4
Estimation and Measurement of Junction Temperatures in a Three-Level Voltage Source Converter 106
Thomas Bruckner, Berlin University of Technology, GermanySteffen Bernet, Berlin University of Technology, Germany
04p5
A 24-Pulse Rectifier Cascaded Multilevel Inverter with Minimum Number ofTransformer Windings 115
Alan Joseph, Michigan State University, USAJin Wang, Michigan State University, USA
Zhiguo Pan, Michigan State University, USALihua Chen, Michigan State University, USA
Fang Z. Peng, Michigan State University, USA
04p6
Design and Comparison of 4.16 kV Neutral Point Clamped, Flying Capacitor and Series Connected
H-Bridge Multi-Level Converters 121
Steffen Bemet, BerlinUniversity ofTechnology, GermanyDietmar Krug, Berlin University of Technology, GermanySeyed SaeedFazel, Berlin University ofTechnology, GermanyJalili Jalili, Berlin University ofTechnology, Germany
Industrial Power Converter Committee
Session 5—AC Source Interfaces
Session Chair: Sewan Choi, Seoul National University ofTech., Korea
Session Organizer: Lixiang Wei, Rockwell Automation-Allen Bradley, USA
OSpl
Mitigation of Current Harmonics for Multi-Pulse Diode Front End Rectifier Systems 129
Lixiang Wei, RockwellAutomation, USA
Nickolay Guskov, Rockwell Automation, USA
Richard A. Lukaszewski, Rockwell Automation, USA
Gary Skibinski, Rockwell Automation, USA
05p2A High Performance DSP Controller for Three-Phase PWM Rectifiers with Ultra Low Input Current THD
under Unbalanced and Distorted Input Voltage 138
Liviu Mihalache, Power Conversion Technologies Inc., USA
05p3
Analysis of New Step-Up and Step-Down 18-Pulse Direct Asymmetric Autotransformer-Rectifiers 145
Rolando P. Burgos, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA
Alexander Uan-Zo-li, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA
Frederic Lacaux, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA
Annan Roshan, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA
Fred Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA
Dushan Boroyevich, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA
05p4
Practical Issues in Parallel Operation ofOne-Cycle Controlled PFC Rectifiers 153
Yang Chen, University ofCalifornia-Irvine, USA
Keyue M. Smedley, University of Califomia-Irvine, USA
05p5
Power Factor Control of a Three-Phase BoostRectifier with Specific PowerFactor
under Asymmetrical Conditions 161
Zhiqiao Wu, Tennessee Technological University, USA
Olorunfemi Ojo, Tennessee Technological University, USA
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05p6
Control-Oriented Modeling and Robust Control of a Three-Phase Buck+BoostPWM Rectifier (VRX-4) 169
T. Nussbaumer, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland
G. Gong, Swiss Federal Institute ofTechnology, Switzerland
M. L. Heldwein, Swiss Federal Institute ofTechnology, Switzerland
J. W. Kolar, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland
05p7
Asymmetrical Nine-phase Voltage Step-Up/Down Diode Rectifiers with 18-Step Input Currents 177
Kuniomi Oguchi, affiliation not cited
Tomotsugu Kubota, affiliation not cited
Nobukazu Hoshi, affiliation not cited
Mining Industry Committee
Session 6—Fault Detection
Session Chair: John J. Sammarco, National Institiute for Occupational Safety and Health, USA
Session Organizer: John J. Sammarco,National Institiute for Occupational Safety and Health, USA
06plReactive Power Compensation of Coal Mining Excavators by using a New Generation STATCOM 185
H. F. Bilgin, TUBITAK Information Technologies and Electronics Research Institute, Turkey
M. Ermis, TUBITAK Information Technologies and Electronics ResearchInstitute, TurkeyK. N. Kose, TUBITAK Information Technologies and Electronics ResearchInstitute, Turkey
A. Cetin, TUBITAK Information Technologies and Electronics Research Institute, TurkeyI. Cadirci, TUBITAK Information Technologies andElectronics ResearchInstitute, Turkey; Hacettepe University, Turkey
A. Acik, TUBITAK Information Technologies and Electronics Research Institute, Turkey
A. Terciyanli, TUBITAK Information Technologies and Electronics Research Institute, Turkey
Programmable Electronic and Hardwired Emergency Shutdown Systems: A Quantified Safety Analysis 210
John J. Sammarco, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, USA
06p5
Optimising Wireless LAN for Longwall Coal Mine Automation 218
C. O. Hargrave, Exploration and Mining, Australia
J. C. Ralston, Exploration and Mining, Australia
D. W. Hainsworth, Exploration and Mining, Australia
06p6
Localisation ofMobile Underground Mining Equipment Using Wireless Ethernet 225
J. C. Ralston, Exploration and Mining, Australia
C. O. Hargrave, Exploration and Mining, Australia
D. W. Hainsworth, Exploration and Mining, Australia
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Electric Machines Committee
Session 7—Permanent Magnet Motors IISession Chair: Roy McCann, University ofArkansas, USA
Session Organizer: Roy McCann, University of Arkansas, USA
07pl
Axial-Flux PM Wind Generator with a Soft Magnetic Composite Core 231Yicheng Chen, Siemens, USA
Pragasen Pillay, Clarkson University, USA
07p2
A New Standstill Position Detection Technique for Non-salient PMSMs
Using the Magnetic Anisotropy Method (MAM) 238Jan Persson, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland
Miroslav Markovic, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland
Yves Perriard, Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland
07p3
A Design Approach for Direct-Drive Permanent Magnet Motors 245Y. Kano, Nagoya Industrial Science Research Institute, JapanN. Matsui, NagoyaInstitute ofTechnology, Japan
07p4
Design of a 100 W, 500,000 rpm Permanent-Magnet Generator for Mesoscale Gas Turbines 253C. Zwyssig, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland
J. W. Kolar, Swiss Federal Institute ofTechnology, SwitzerlandW. Thaler, ATE Antriebstechnik und Entwicklungs GmbH, GermanyM. Vohrer, ATE Antriebstechnik und Entwicklungs GmbH, Germany
07p5
Two Dimensional Model of a Permanent Magnet Spur Gear—A Mathematical Method Used to Model a Parallel Magnetised Magnetic Spur Gear 261
F. T. Jorgensen, Aalborg University, DenmarkT. O. Andersen, Aalborg University, Denmark
P. O. Rasmussen, Aalborg University, Denmark
07p6
A Contribution to Identification of Convex Structures for Global Optimization ofPermanent Magnet Machines 266A. Muetze, University ofWisconsin-Madison, USA
07p7
A Novel Self-Commutating Low-Speed Reluctance Motor for Direct Drive 274
Cenwei Shi, Zhejiang University, PR China
Jianqi Qiu, Zhejiang University, PR China
Ruiguang Lin, Zhejiang University, PR China
Industrial Drives Committee
Session 8—High PerformancePermanent Magnet Motor Drives
Session Chair: Alfio Consoli, Universita di Catania, ItalySession Organizer: Alfio Consoli, Universita di Catania, Italy
08plRotor and Flux Position Estimation inDelta-Connected AC Machines Using the Zero Sequence Carrier Signal Current...281
Fernando Briz, University of Oviedo, SpainMichael W. Degner, Ford Motor Company, USAPablo Garcia, University ofOviedo, SpainAlberto B. Diez, University of Oviedo, Spain
08p2
Current Regulation for Surface Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Drives Using Integrated Current Sensors
in the Low-Side Switches 289
Sibaprasad Chakrabarti, GE Transportation Systems, USA
Thomas M. Jahns, University ofWisconsin-Madison, USARobert D. Lorenz, University ofWisconsin-Madison, USA
Design and Implementation of a Minimum-Time Torque Control for PPM Motor Drives 304
S. Bolognani, University ofPadova, ItalyM. Tomasini, University ofPadova, ItalyL. Tubiana, University ofUdine, ItalyM. Zigliotto, University of Udine, Italy
08p5
Sensorless Control of Interior Permanent-Magnet Synchronous Motors Based on a Fictitious
Saliency Tracking-based, Sensorless Control of AC Machines Using Structured Neural Networks 319
Pablo Garcia, University ofOviedo, SpainFernando Briz, University ofOviedo, SpainDejan Raca, University ofWisconsin-Madison, USA
Robert D. Lorenz, University ofWisconsin-Madison, USA
Electrostatic Processes Committee
Session 9—Electrostatics in Space and other ApplicationsSession Chair: Michael Reeznikov, Physical Optics Corp., USASession Organizer: A. R. Akande, University ofBotswana, Botswana
09pl
Research Needs in Electrostatics for Lunar and Mars Space Missions 327
Malay K. Mazumder, Universily ofArkansas at Little Rock, USA
Carlos I. Calle, Kennedy Space Center, USA
K. Pruessner, University ofArkansas at Little Rock, USA
Rajesh Sharma, University ofArkansas at Little Rock, USA
Praveen K. Srirama, University ofArkansas at Little Rock, USA
Mohammed Ah, University ofArkansas at Little Rock, USA
Christopher Immer, Kennedy Space Center, USA
Steve Trigwell, Kennedy Space Center, USA
J. Sidney Clements, Appalachian State University, USA
Alexandra S. Bins, University ofArkansas at Little Rock, USA
James Mantovani, Florida Institute of Technology, USA
Albert Chen, Oklahoma Baptist University, USA
09p2
Study of Dust Removal by Standing Wave Electric Curtain for Application to Solar Cells on Mars 334
Pierre Atten, CNRS & Universite Joseph Fourier, France
Hai Long Pang, CNRS & Universite Joseph Fourier, France
Jean-Luc Reboud, CNRS & University Joseph Fourier, France
09p3
Effect of Particle Size Distribution on the Performance of Electrodynamic Screens 341
C. E. Johnson, University ofArkansas at Little Rock, USA
P. K. Srirama, University ofArkansas at Little Rock, USA
R. Sharma, University ofArkansas at Little Rock, USA
K. Pruessner, University ofArkansas at Little Rock, USA
J. Zhang, University ofArkansas at Little Rock, USA
M. K. Mazumder, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, USA
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09p4
Corona Discharge and Electrostatic Precipitation in Carbon Dioxide under Reduced Pressure
Simulating Mars Atmosphere y,&Hai Long Pang, CNRS & Universite Joseph Fourier, France
Pierre Atten, CNRS & Universite JosephFourier, FranceJean-Luc Reboud, CNRS & Universite Joseph Fourier, France
09p5
Electrohydrodynamic Induction Pumping of Liquid Film in Vertical Annular Configuration 354SalemAhmedAldini, TexasA&MUniversity, USAJamal Seyed-Yagoobi, Illinois Institute ofTechnology, USA
09p6
Analysis ofElectron Bubble Dynamics Inside an ElectroHydroDynamics Nozzle Using Molecular Simulation 362T. Funakawa, Brunei University, UKW. Balachandran, Brunei University, UK
09p7
E-SPART Analyzer for Mars Mission: A New Approach in Signal Processing and Sampling 370
J. Zhang, University ofArkansas at Little Rock, USAP. K. Srirama, University ofArkansas at Little Rock, USA
M. K. Mazumder, University ofArkansas at Little Rock, USA
PowerElectronics Devices & Components Committee
Session 10—Devices Characterization
Session Chair: Jason Lai, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and StateUniversity, USA
Session Organizer: LeoLorenz, Infineon, USA
10pl
Characterization ofHV-IGBT for High-Power Inverter Applications 377
Jih-Sheng Lai, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA
Leonard Leslie, VPT Inc., USA
Jeremy Ferrell, VPT Inc., USA
Troy Nergaard, AeroViromnent, USA
10p2
1200V Super LowLoss IGBT Module withLow Noise Characteristics and High dl/dt Controllability 383
Y. Onozawa, Fuji Electric Device Technology Co., Ltd., Japan
M. Otsuki, Fuji Electric Device Technology Co., Ltd., Japan
N. Iwamuro, Fuji Electric Device Technology Co., Ltd., Japan
S. Miyashita, FujiElectric Device Technology Co., Ltd., JapanT. Miyasaka, Fuji Electric Device Technology Co., Ltd., Japan
Y. Seki, Fuji Electric Device Technology Co., Ltd., Japan
10p3
Investigation ofPowerMOSFETs forHigh Temperature Operation 3S8
H. Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA
F. Wang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USA
A. Q. Huang, North Carolina State University, USA
C. W. Tipton, U. S. Army Research Lab., USA
High-Temperature Silicon Carbide (SiC) Power Switches in Multichip Power Module (MCPM) Applications 393
J. M Hornberger, Arkansas PowerElectronics International, Inc., USA
S. D. Mounce, Arkansas Power ElectronicsInternational, Inc., USA
R. M. Schupbach, Arkansas Power ElectronicsInternational, Inc.,USA
A. B. Lostetter, Arkansas Power Electronics International, Inc., USA
H. Alan Mantooth, University ofArkansas, USA
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10p5
Silicon Carbide Power SemiconductorModule Development for a High Temperature 10 kW AC Drive 399
Dimosthenis Katsis, US Army Research Laboratory, USABruce Geil, US Army Research Laboratory, USA
Timothy Griffin, US Army ResearchLaboratory, USAGail Koebke, US Army Research Laboratory, USASteven Kaplan, US Army Research Laboratory, USA
Gregory Ovrebo, US Army Research Laboratory, USA
Stephen Bayne, US Army Research Laboratory, USA
10p6
Characterization ofNormally-off SiC Vertical JFET Devices and Inverter Circuits 404
J.-S. Lai, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University,USAH. Yu, Linear Technology Corp., USAJ. Zhang, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USAP. Alexandrov, Rutgers University, USAY. Li, Rutgers University, USAJ. H. Zhao, Rutgers University, USA
K. Sheng, Rutgers University, USAA. Hefner, National Institute ofStandards and Technology, USA
10p7
A SiC JFET Driver for a 5 kW, 150 kHz Thiee-PhasePWM Converter
S. Round, Swiss Federal Institute ofTechnology, Switzerland
M. Heldwein, Swiss Federal Institute ofTechnology, Switzerland
J. Kolar, Swiss Federal Institute ofTechnology, Switzerland
I. Hofsajer, Rand Afrikaans University, SouthAfrica
P. Friedrichs, SiCED Electronics Development GmbH, Germany
N. L. Tai, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, PR China
W. Y. Yu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, PR China
llp3
How to Form a Bounding Arc Flash Study for Your Site 432
Michelle PaUzzi, BechtelNevada, USA
Sunil Kabra, Bechtel Power Corporation, USA
llp4
Comparative Corrosion and Current Burst Testing of Copper and Aluminum Electrical Power Connectors 442
Ron Frank, Canadian Copper and Brass Association, Canada
Chris Morton, Powertech Labs Inc., Canada
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Ilp5
Discrimination between External Short Circuits and Internal Faults in Transformer Windingsusing Discrete Wavelet Transforms 448
A. Ngaopitakkul, King Mongkut's Institute ofTechnology Ladkrabang, Thailand
A. Kunakorn, King Mongkut's Institute ofTechnology Ladkrabang, ThailandI. Ngamroo, Sirindhom International Institute ofTechnology, Thailand
llp6
Agent-based Wide Area Current Differential Agent-based Wide Area Current Differential 453
Su Sheng, Changsha Univ. of Sci. and Technol., China
K. K. Li, The HongKong Polytenic Univ., Hong KongW. L. Chan, The HongKong Polytenic Univ., Hong KongX. J. Zeng, The HongKong Polytenic Univ., Hong KongDuan Xianzhong, Huazhong Univ. ofScience and Technology, China
llp7
Effect ofElectrode Orientation in Arc Flash Testing 459
R. Wilkins, Ferraz Shawmut, Inc., USA
M. Allison, Ferraz Shawmut, Inc., USA
M. Lang, Ferraz Shawmut, Inc., USA
Electric Machines Committee
Session 12—Induction Motors n
Session Chair: Keith Bradley, University ofNottingham, UKSession Organizer: Zheng Ping, Harbin Institute ofTechnology, China
12pl
Improved Efficiency Test Methods for Three-Phase Induction Machines 466
Douglas J. McKinnon, University ofNew SouthWales,AustraliaColin Grantham, University ofNew South Wales, Australia
12p2
Experimental Comparison of Induction and Synchronous Reluctance Motors Performance 474
A. Boglietti, Politecnico di Torino, ItalyA. Cavagnino, Politecnico di Torino, ItalyM. Pastorelli, Politecnico di Torino, ItalyA. Vagati, Politecnico di Torino, Italy
12p3
A New Method to Calculate Equivalent Circuit Parameters of Induction Generator with dual Windings 480
Liu Changhong, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, PR China
Yao Ruoping, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, PR China
12p4
Precise Derating of Three-Phase Induction Motors with Unbalanced Voltages 485
Jawad Faiz, University ofTehran, Iran
H. Ebrahimpour, University of Tehran, Iran
12p5
Analysis and Performance Assessment of6-pulse Inverter-Fed 3-Phase and 6-phase Induction machines 492
David G. Dorrell, The University of Glasgow, UKC. Y. Leong, The University ofCambridge, UK
R. A McMahon, The University ofCambridge, UK
12p6
Detuned Operation of Vector Controlled Induction Machines due to Stray Load Losses 500
Emil Levi, Liverpool John Moores University, UK
Adoum Lamine, Liverpool John Moores University, UK
Andrea Cavagnino, Politecnico di Torino, Italy
Electric Machines Committee
Session 13—Electric Machinery Committee Product and Service Session
Session Chair: Co Huynh, Calnetix, USA
Session Organizer: William Ng, Emerson Motor Company, Asia
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Metals Industry Committee
Session 14—Hot and Cold Rolling, Process Line, and Primary Metal ProcessingSession Chair: Kee-Hyun Shin, Konkuk University, KoreaSession Organizer: Douglas Cromey, Novelis Inc., Canada
14pl
Set-Up Generation System for a Tandem Cold Mill 508
Henrique Cezar Ferreira, University of SSo Paulo, BrazilRoberto Moura Sales, University ofSa"o Paulo, Brazil
Carlos Thadeu de Avila Pires, Companhia Siderurgica Paulista, Brazil
14p2
Feedforward Control of Plate Thickness in Reversing Plate Mills 515
Roland Heeg, Saarland University, GermanyThomas Kiefer, Saarland University, GermanyAndreas Kugi, Saarland University, GermanyOlivier Fichet, AG der Dillinger Huttenwerke, GermanyLaurentIrastorza, GTS Industries Group Dillinger Hiitte, Germany
14P3
Quality Improvement for Anode Paste Used in Electrolytic Production of Aluminium 523
S. Perez Perez, University ofVigo, SpainJ. Doval-Gandoy, University ofVigo, SpainA. Ferro, Neuwalme S.L., SpainF. Silvestre, Alcoa, Spain
14p4
The Effect ofTension on the Lateral Dynamics and Control of a Moving Web 529
Kee-Hyun Shin, Konkuk University, KoreaSoon-Oh Kwon, Sung-An Machinery, Korea
14p5
Application of Techniques of Dimension Reduction to Predict the Steel Quality at the End
of the Secondary Steelmaking 537
Ana M. Dfa Fernandez, Aceralia Corporation Siderurgica, SpainLuis F. Sancho Mendez,Aceralia Corporation Siderurgica, SpainJose A. Sirgo Blanco, Universidad de Oviedo, SpainAntonio M, Lopez, Universidad de Oviedo, Spain
14p«
Intelligent System for Process Quality Assessment in Steel Coating Lines with High Current Rectifiers 543
Nicolas de Abajo, Universidad de Oviedo, SpainGuzman Diaz, Universidad de Oviedo, SpainSergio R. Cuesta, Aceralia, SpainVanesaLobato, Aceralia, Spain
Industrial Power Converter Committee
Session 15—Utility Interface and Power Quality I
Session Chair: Subhashish Bhartacharya, Siemens Power T&D
Session Organizer: Kevin Lee, Eaton Corporation, USA
ISpl
Design of a New Cooperative Harmonic Filtering Strategy for the Distributed Generation Systems 549
Tzung-Lin Lee, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
Po-Tai Cheng,National Tsing HuaUniversity, Taiwan
I5p2
A 6.6-kV Transformerless STATCOM Based on a Five-Level Diode-Clamped PWM Converter:
SystemDesign and Experimentation of a 200-V, 10-kVA Laboratory Model 557
Hirofumi Akagi, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, JapanHideaki Fujita, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, JapanSliinsuke Yonetani, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan
Yosuke Kondo, Tokyo Institute ofTechnology, Japan
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15p3
A Modified Direct Power Control Strategy Allowing the Connection of Three-Phase Inverter
to the Grid through LCL Filters 565
L. A. Serpa, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland
J. W. Kolar, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland
S. Ponnaluri,ABB Switzerland Ltd., Switzerland
P. M. Barbosa,ABB Corporate Research, Switzerland
15p4
Control of VSC Connectedto the Grid throughLCL Filter to Achieve Balanced Currents, 572
Fainan A. Magueed, Chalmers University ofTechnology, Sweden
Jan Svensson, ABB Power Technologies, Sweden
15p5
A Unified Voltage Quality ConditionerforWindPower Generation 579
Luis Felipe Sanchez, University ofCahforma-Irvine, USA
Yang Chen,University ofCaHfomia-Irvine, USA
Guozhu Chen, University ofCaHfomia-Irvine, USA
Keyue M. Smedley, University ofCalifonua-Irvine, USA
15p6TwoDOF Controller for Parallel Operation ofFuel Cell Power Generator with Power Grid 585
Junggi Lee, Postech University, Korea
Jaihong Kim, PostechUniversity, Korea
Jungmin Kwon, Postech University, Korea
Kwanghee Nam, Postech University, Korea
15p7
Parallel Operation of One-Cycle Controlled Grid Connected Three-Phase Inverters 591
Yang Chen,University ofCahforma-Irvine, USA
Keyue Smedley, University ofCalifornia-Irvine, USA
Industrial PowerConverterCommittee
Session 16—DC/DC Converters
Session Chair: Philip Krein, University ofIllinois, USA
Session Organizer: Bill Peterson, E&M Power, USA
16pl
A Comparative Evaluation of Isolated Bi-Directional DC/DC Converters withWide Input and Output Voltage Range 599
F. Krismer, Swiss Federal Institute ofTechnology, Switzerland
J. Biela, Swiss Federal InstituteofTechnology, Switzerland
J. W. Kolar, Swiss Federal Institute ofTechnology, Switzerland
16p2
New ZVS-PSM-FB DC/DC Converters with Adaptive Energy Storage for High Power SOFC Application 607
Andrew J. Mason, Queen's University, Canada
Praveen K. Jain, Queen's University, Canada
16p3
Dynamic Model ofPWM plus Phase-Shift (PPS) Control Bidirectional DC-DC Converters 614
Liping Sun, Zhejiang University, PR China
Dehong Xu, Zhejiang University, PR China
Min Chen, Zhejiang University, PR China
Xuancai Zhu, Zhejiang University, PR China
16p4
Development of a Novel Combined Converter with Low-Voltage and High-Current Input, High Power
andHigh-Voltage Output620
Jianjiang Shi, ZhejiangUniversity, China
Xin Pan, Zhejiang University, China
Lifeng Chen, Zhejiang University, China
Lei Hu, Zhejiang University, China
Xiangning He, Zhejiang University, China
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16p5
A New Interleaved Forward Converterwith Inherent Demagnetizing Feature 625
Taotao Jin, University of California-Irvine, USA
Weichun Zhang, University of California-Irvine, USA
Alberto Azzolini, University of California-Irvine, USA
Keyue M, Smedley, University ofCaUfomia-Irvine, USA
16p6
A New Buck-Type Active FrontEnd Rectifier Topology with Improved Voltage Tt :r Ratio and
Common Mode Voltage Cancellation 631
Christian Klumpner, University ofNottingham, UK
Junaidi Abdul Aziz, University ofNottingham, UK
Jon Clare, University of Nottingham, UK
16p7
An Improved Boost Converter with Coupled Inductors and Buck-Boost Type of Active Clamp 639
T.-F. Wu, National Chung Cheng University, ROC
Y.-S. Lai, National Chung Cheng University, ROC
J.-C. Hung, National Chung Cheng University, ROCY.-M. Chen, National Chung Cheng University, ROC
Mining Industry Committee
Session 17—Safety and ProductivitySession Chair: Jorge Pontt, Technical University Federico Santa Maria, Chile
Session Organizer: John J. Sammarco, National Institiute for Occupational Safety and Health, USA
17pl
Cycloconverter Behavior for a Grinding Mill Drive under Firing Pulses Fault Conditions 645
J. Pontt, Universidad Federico Santa Maria, Chile
J. Rodriguez,Universidad Federico Santa Maria, Chile
E. Caceres, Universidad Federico Santa Maria, Chile
I. Illanes, Universidad Federico Santa Maria, Chile
J. Rebolledo, Universidad Federico Santa Maria, Chile
17p2
Detrimental Effects of Capacitance on High-Resistance-GroundedMine Distribution Systems 650
Joseph Sottile, University ofKentucky, USASteve Gnapragasam, University ofKentucky, USAThomas Novak, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, USAJ. L. Kohler, National Institute for Occupational Safety andHealth, USA
17p3
Grounding Faulted Feeder Detection with Fault Resistance Measurement in Mining Power Systems 657
Xiangjun Zeng, Changsha Univ. of Science and Technology, PR China
K. K. Li, The Hong Kong Polytechnic Univ., PR China
W. L. Chan, The Hong Kong Polytechnic Univ., PR China
Sheng Su, Changsha Univ. of Sci. and TechnoL, PR China
17P4
A New On-Line Method for the Early Detection ofBroken Rotor Bars in Asynchronous Motors Workingunder Arbitrary Load Conditions 662
M F. Cabanas, University of Oviedo, SpainF. Pedrayes Glez, University ofOviedo, SpainM Ruiz Gonzalez, University ofOviedo, SpainM G. Melero, University of Oviedo, SpainG. A. Qrcajo, University of Oviedo, SpainJ. M. Cano, University of Oviedo, SpainC. H. Rojas, University ofOviedo, Spain
17p5
High-Power LCI Grinding Mill Drive under Faulty Conditions 670J. Pontt, Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile
J. Rodriguez, Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile
J. Rebolledo, Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile
J. San Martin, Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile
E. Cid, Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile
G. Figueroa, Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Chile
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Industrial Automation& Control Committee
Session 18—Intelligent Controls I
Session Chair: D. Kankam, NASA Glenn Research Center, USASession Organizer: R. Petrella, University of L'Aquila, Italy
18pl
Comparison of Non-Uniform Optimal Quantizer Designs for Speech Coding with Adaptive Critics
and Particle Swarm 674
Wenwei Zha, University ofMissouri-Rolla, USA
Ganesli K. Venayagamoorthy, University ofMissouri-Rolla, USA
18p2
An Automatic Optical Inspection System for the Diagnosis of Printed Circuits Based on Neural Networks 680
Ahmed Nabil Belbachir, Vienna University of Technology, Austria
Mario Lera, University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign,USAAlessandra Fanni, University ofCagliari, ItalyAugusto Montisci, University ofCagliari, Italy
18p3
Artificial Neural Networks for Non-Destructive Evaluation with Ultrasonic Waves inNot Accessible Pipes 685
Francesca Cau, University ofCagliari, ItalyAlessandra Fanni, University ofCagliari, Italy
Augusto Montisci, University ofCagliari, ItalyPietro Testoni, University ofCagliari, Italy
MariangelaUsai, University of Cagliari, Italy
18p4
Experimental Implementation of an Adaptive Neural Network Tracking Controller
for Motion Control of Step Motors 693
Ahmed Rubaai, Howard University, USAMarcel Castro, Howard University, USA
18p5
A Neural Network based Optimal Wide Area Control Scheme for a Power System 700
Ganesh K. Venayagamoorthy, University ofMissouri-Rolla, USASwakshar Ray, University ofMissouri-Rolla, USA
18p6
Model-Reference Predictive Control Using Recurrent Neural Network: AnApplication to Temperature Control
of Variable-Frequency Oil-Cooling Processes 707
Chi-Huang Lu, Hsiuping Institute ofTechnology, Taiwan
Ching-Chih Tsai, National Chung-Hsing University, Taiwan
