Unit

Course
Mechanical engineering
Study-unit Code
A002367
Curriculum
Gestionale
Teacher
Linda Barelli
CFU
11
Course Regulation
Coorte 2021
Offered
2022/23
Type of study-unit
Obbligatorio (Required)
Type of learning activities
Attività formativa integrata

Code A002368
CFU 8
Teacher Linda Barelli
Teachers
  • Linda Barelli
Hours
  • 64 ore - Linda Barelli
Learning activities Affine/integrativa
Area Attività formative affini o integrative
Academic discipline ING-IND/33
Type of study-unit Obbligatorio (Required)
Language of instruction Italian
Contents The course program includes the fundamentals of electrical networks (e.g. architectures, voltage / frequency levels, voltage-frequency regulation) and power quality, with particular attention to the current scenario related to the objectives of the Clean Energy Transition (widespread of power generation plants from renewable sources, especially decentralized, with integration of energy storage systems as a factor of additional flexibility of the electricity system). The level of technical details is modulated in a consistent way with respect to the educational targets of the Degree Course. For the same purpose, the course includes aspects of management interest, specifically with regard to the tariff structure for users and the electricity market.
Below is the development by macro themes of the program as scheduled for the course:
1) Electrical systems for energy. Description (voltage and frequency levels) including:
generation; interconnection; transmission; distribution.
2) Voltage-frequency regulation in electrical networks. Attention will also be paid to the case of decentralized production, with a focus on the problems of grid stability increasing the share of renewable production and energy storage.
3) Static conversion systems
4) Power Quality in electrical systems, including in the discussion issues related to voltage sags, flickers, amplitude variation, short / prolonged interruptions, harmonic content.
5) Use of electricity: tariff structure (cost of generation, cost of transport, distribution, ....).
6) Electricity market
Reference texts dispense del docente
Educational objectives The course program includes the fundamentals of electrical networks (e.g. architectures, voltage / frequency levels, voltage-frequency regulation) and power quality, with particular attention to the current scenario related to the objectives of the Clean Energy Transition (widespread of power generation plants from renewable sources, especially decentralized, with integration of energy storage systems as a factor of additional flexibility of the electricity system). The level of technical details is modulated in a consistent way with respect to the educational targets of the Degree Course. For the same purpose, the course includes aspects of management interest, specifically with regard to the tariff structure for users and the electricity market.
Prerequisites --
Teaching methods face-to-face training
Other information --
Learning verification modality oral exam
Extended program The course program includes the fundamentals of electrical networks (e.g. architectures, voltage / frequency levels, voltage-frequency regulation) and power quality, with particular attention to the current scenario related to the objectives of the Clean Energy Transition (widespread of power generation plants from renewable sources, especially decentralized, with integration of energy storage systems as a factor of additional flexibility of the electricity system). The level of technical details is modulated in a consistent way with respect to the educational targets of the Degree Course. For the same purpose, the course includes aspects of management interest, specifically with regard to the tariff structure for users and the electricity market.
Below is the development by macro themes of the program as scheduled for the course:
1) Electrical systems for energy. Description (voltage and frequency levels) including:
generation; interconnection; transmission; distribution.
2) Voltage-frequency regulation in electrical networks. Attention will also be paid to the case of decentralized production, with a focus on the problems of grid stability increasing the share of renewable production and energy storage.
3) Static conversion systems
4) Power Quality in electrical systems, including in the discussion issues related to voltage sags, flickers, amplitude variation, short / prolonged interruptions, harmonic content.
5) Use of electricity: tariff structure (cost of generation, cost of transport, distribution, ....).
6) Electricity market

Code A002369
CFU 3
Teacher Mirko Leomanni
Teachers
  • Mirko Leomanni
Hours
  • 24 ore - Mirko Leomanni
Learning activities Affine/integrativa
Area Attività formative affini o integrative
Academic discipline ING-INF/04
Type of study-unit Obbligatorio (Required)
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