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Power Engineering is a pivotal field within the broader realm of engineering that focuses on the generation, distribution, and utilization of electrical energy. It encompasses a multitude of disciplines and technologies aimed at ensuring the efficient, sustainable, and reliable production and transmission of electrical power. In an increasingly energy-conscious world, power engineers play a crucial role in driving innovation and addressing the challenges of modern power systems.

Power Engineering intersects with various areas, such as electrical engineering, renewable energy, grid integration, smart technologies, and more. This interdisciplinary nature allows for the exploration of diverse aspects, from traditional power generation methods to cutting-edge renewable energy sources, as well as the integration of advanced control systems to optimize energy production and consumption.

The scope of Power Engineering within IgMin Research: STEM covers a wide array of topics, including but not limited to:

  • Conventional Power Generation
  • Renewable Energy Sources
  • Power Distribution and Transmission
  • Smart Grid Technologies
  • Energy Storage Systems
  • Power Electronics and Devices
  • Energy Efficiency and Conservation
  • Grid Integration of Renewable Sources
  • Power System Stability and Control
  • Electric Machines and Drives
  • Power Quality and Reliability
  • Sustainable Energy Policies
  • Microgrid and Distributed Generation
  • Energy Management Systems
  • Electromagnetic Compatibility
  • High Voltage Engineering
  • Advanced Control Strategies
  • Hybrid Power Systems
  • Energy Economics and Markets
  • Environmental Impact of Power Generation
  • Power Engineering Education and Research
  • Cybersecurity in Power Systems
  • Power System Planning and Optimization
  • Human-Centered Design in Energy Systems
  • Innovations in Power Engineering

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Research Article Article ID: igmin173
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Investigation of Lateral Vibrations in Turbine-generator Unit 5 of the Inga 2 Hydroelectric Power Plant
by André Mampuya NzitaEdmond Phuku Phuati, Robert Muanda Ngimbi, Guyh Dituba Ngoma and Nathanaël Masiala Mavungu

The article presents a case study on the Investigation of lateral vibrations in the turbine-generator unit 5 of the Inga 2 hydroelectric power plant in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Lateral vibrations were experimentally determined using twelve proximity and eddy-current probes, positioned on each measurement p...lane. The results were analyzed using the Dasylab and R software. Hence, it was observed that the vibration amplitudes of the upper guide bearing, lower guide bearing, and pivot/rotor exceeded acceptable or critical limit values of the international vibration standard for a rotating speed between 100-250 rpm. These excesses can lead to rotor mass imbalances, the eccentricity of the rotor axis relative to the rotation axis of the shaft, and the deformation of the coupling shaft between the upper rotor shaft and the turbine rotor shaft. Subsequently, the means and the variances of the vibration amplitudes were evaluated and compared to the reference values of the international standard. The results of the compliance analysis revealed statistically significant differences between the measured amplitudes and the reference values. Thus, it indicates deviations from international specifications.

Power Engineering DynamicsIndustrial EngineeringMechanical Engineering
Mini Review Article ID: igmin168
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Analysis of Damages to Boiler Screen Tubes BKZ-160-100-GM (Barnaul Boiler Plant, steam productivity 160 t/h, pressure 100 kgf/cm2, Fuel: Natural Gas/Fuel Oil) after Reconstruction for Increased Steam Productivity to 210 t/h
by MS PopovII Belyakov and AD Tolstyh

Reconstruction of pulverized coal boilers BKZ (Barnaul Boiler Plant, steam productivity 160 t/h, pressure 100 kgf/cm2, fuel: natural gas/fuel oil) with steam productivity of 160 t/h, converted to gas combustion, and an increased load capacity to 210 t/h, has been carried out. As part of the boiler modernization, a chem...ical water treatment system was reconstructed, significantly improving the quality of feedwater: hardness not exceeding 0.3-0.5 µeq/kg; SiO2 not exceeding 18 µg/kg, and electrical conductivity Х=0.6-1.0 µS/cm. The previously used phosphate regime for boiler water was replaced with a chelant-based regimen using trilon B. During operation, widespread damage to the screen tubes occurred. Circulation tests were conducted on one of the boilers, and an analysis of internal deposits was performed.It was determined that water circulation in the side screen is stable, and its velocities correspond to calculated values. The main cause of metal ruptures in the screen tube is metal corrosion, as well as local overheating of the wall caused by the formation of a steam layer due to the detachment of internal deposits.

Power Engineering Energy EngineeringMaterials Engineering
Short Communication Article ID: igmin164
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Massive Solar PV Potential in Sri Lanka
by Darsha Jayathunga

Sri Lanka is facing an energy crisis due to insufficient exploitation of renewable energy resources and high reliance on imported fossil fuels. Building-integrated PV (BIPV) systems are one approach that provides various benefits in countries with limited land areas and congested metropolitan regions for ensuring energ...y security. This study was conducted to evaluate the rooftop solar PV capacity and yearly electricity generation potential in selected provinces in Sri Lanka. The study found 115 km2 of rooftop area for solar PV installation in four Sri Lankan provinces; Sabaragamuwa, Western, Northern, and North Central with approximately 25 GW of solar PV installation capacity could lead to annual electricity generation of 45 TWh which could reduce carbon emissions by 20 million tCO2 per year.

Energy Engineering Power EngineeringApplied Engineering
Mini Review Article ID: igmin124
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Roadmap for Renewable Energy Development
by Penjiyev Ahmet Myradovich

The article examines the priorities and prospects of the road map for the development of renewable energy using the example of Turkmenistan. The main scientific conditions of the goal, objectives, principles of public policy, a heterogeneous class of renewable technologies, the main scientific conditions of the road ma...p for sustainable development, the environmental aspect of climate change, mitigation potential, and costs are presented. The compiled roadmap for the use of renewable energy sources outlines the expected energy, economic, and environmental effects from the use of renewable energy technologies in remote areas from the centralized power line. The author believes that the outlined development roadmap for the use of renewable energy sources will become the basis for drawing up programs in other countries, depending on natural, climatic, and geographical conditions. Thus, the road map for the development of renewable energy sources, the use of local renewable energy resources, can reduce the need for fossil fuels in some cases by up to 80% and will significantly reduce the anthropogenic load on the environment. The introduction of renewable energy sources is one of the most relevant and promising for the development of the desert and the fight against desertification in the Karakum.

Energy Engineering Power EngineeringMechatronics Engineering
Research Article Article ID: igmin119
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Solar Energy Resource Potentials of the City of Arkadag
by Penjiyev Ahmet Myradovich and Orazov Parahat Orazmuhamedovich

The article obtained systematized, scientifically substantiated gross, technical, economic, and environmental energy resource potentials from the introduction and use of solar energy technologies. The technical, economic, and environmental priorities of power plants were assessed in terms of energy efficiency, fuel eco...nomy, and the environmental impact per square meter from conversion to thermal and electrical energy in the city of Arkadag.The calculated results are, kWh/m2 per year: gross resource potential of solar energy - 1844.6; the technical potential for conversion into thermal and electrical energy is equal to - 1256.44 and 242.44; economic - 502.6 and 96.98 kg fuel equivalent/m2 per year; environmental reduction in emissions of various harmful substances into the environment when using solar photovoltaic modules in the city of Arkadag will be: with annual electricity generation per m2 - 242.44 kW⋅h, annual fuel consumption savings - 96.96 kg. e., the reduction in emissions will be, kg per year: SO2 – 2.0; NOx – 1.1; CO – 0.14; CH4 – 0.29; CO2 – 155.0; solids – 0.21; when converted into thermal energy per m2 and annual production of 1256.4 kW⋅h, annual fuel savings are 502.6 kg of fuel equivalent; emission reduction will be, kg per year: SO2 – 10.4; NOx – 5.6; CO – 0.73; CH4 – 1.53; CO2 – 803.5; solids – 1.1.Empirical equations (1-5) have been obtained taking into account the gross, technical, economic, and environmental resource potentials of solar energy in the city of Arkadag, it is possible to carry out energy and environmental forecasting when drawing up a feasibility study.

Energy Engineering Power EngineeringApplied Engineering