Research

Research

• Research and development project "Managing the operation of the low voltage distribution network, taking into account the active role of the prosumer". Carried out in 2018-2020 under the POIR.04.01.02-00-0007/17 programme.

• Research and development project "Development of an innovative optoelectronic system for measuring selected parameters of overhead power lines" under the Smart Growth Operational Programme 2014-2020 – Joint Ventures with the Lubelskie Voivodship in the field of photonic technologies: sub-measure: Strategic research programmes for the economy (call number: 2 /4.1.1/2017). Carried out in 2018-2020 under the POIR.04.001-00-0038/17 programme.

• Research and development project "Electric vehicle charging system integrated with lighting infrastructure". Carried out in 2017-2020 under the POIR.04.01.02-00-0052/16 programme.

• Research and development project "Dynamic management of transmission capacity of power grids using innovative measurement techniques". Carried out in 2014-2016 as part of the GEKON program (Generator of Ecological Concepts), contract number NCBiR GEKON1/O2/2014108/19/2014.

• Research task S-27/E/2016 "Analysis of the impact of wind generation on the level of power reserve in the national power system".

• Research and development project "System of optimal power control of wind farms in the conditions of limited transmission capacity of power grids". Carried out in 2009-2012 for the National Center for Research and Development, N R01 0021 06.

• Research project "Use of topological information to control the level of short-circuit values in power grid nodes". Carried out in 2003-2004, no. 4T10B 041 24, financed by the State Committee for Scientific Research as a promoter's grant.

• Research project "The impact of distributed generation on the operating conditions of the power system". Carried out in the years 2001-2003, No. 8T10B 025 20, financed by the State Committee for Scientific Research.

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• In the years 1996-1999, a number of works was carried out related to the application of the so-called Object Oriented Approach: Analysis, Design and Programming. These works showed that the use of Object Oriented information technology, not only in the field of software, but also in the field of power system modelling philosophy, can have a very positive impact on the efficiency of calculation methods and the usability of this software. The research was financed by the State Committee for Scientific Research under a grant accepted with honors: "The use of object-oriented analysis techniques and object-oriented programming to rationalise methods and algorithms for analysing the state of the power system", research project financed by the State Committee for Scientific Research in the years 1996-1998, No. 8T10B 033 10 (no. contract PB 0134/T10/96/10). The above issues were the subject of a monograph constituting the basis of P. Kacejko's habilitation thesis, completed in 1999.

  • As part of the cooperation with the University of Glasgow, work started in the early 1990s in the field of direct current (HVDC) transmission systems, and in particular their impact on the alternating current system, was continued. The publications specify the conditions under which, as a result of interaction with an asynchronous system (e.g. with the Swedish system), torsional oscillations of synchronous generator shafts may occur, and the possibility of using HVDC systems to suppress rotor sway in transient states was investigated.

  • In the years 1996-2000, several works related to various aspects of short-circuit calculations were carried out. Their essence was related to the assessment of the usefulness of foreign software in domestic conditions, the creation of data exchange formats, the compatibility of domestic and foreign standards, and the creation of own software coordinated with CAD-type design systems. The fact that private companies order them can be considered an achievement and recognition for the level of work performed.
  • A computer system, original on a national scale and (probably) on a foreign scale, was developed for recording, determining settings and optimising the parameters of DAZA protection automatics.
  • Research work was carried out aimed at implementing the Energy Management System in the national grid, focusing on the problem of correct representation of external foreign systems in the calculations.
  • The impact of new sources connected to the 110 kV grid was analysed. Conclusions were formulated indicating a significant problem related to controlling the excessive voltage level in this network and quite high values of critical short-circuit durations.
  • selected commissioned works.