Research Activities
The Department’s research, development, and implementation activities include:
- analysis of the impact of planned generation facilities and consumer installations on the power system prior to grid connection (grid connection studies),
- analysis of steady-state, transient, and emergency conditions in high-, medium-, and low-voltage networks,
- selection and coordination of settings for protection and automation systems in all types of power facilities,
- measurement and analysis of power quality in electricity supplied to consumers,
- consultations on technical and economic problems related to the construction and operation of renewable energy sources
- measurement of lighting quality in indoor and outdoor spaces,
- testing the reliability and effectiveness of anti-shock protection of low and medium voltage power equipment, lightning protection, explosion hazard facilities, static electricity measurements in industrial plants,
- construction and implementation of IT systems supporting operational and design works in the field of power grids.
Additionally, we conduct the following courses and training:
- digital protection automation and power telemechanics systems,
- distributed energy sources in the power system,
- computer science in the power industry.
Selected research projects completed by the Department in 1996–2021:
