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Experimental Study on Small-Strain Elastic Parameters of Biochar−Methanotroph−Clay Mixture
Shuyun Zhang, Wenjing Sun, Kun Xu, Deyang Liu
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Keywords: bender–extender elements, biochar–methanotroph–clay mixture, maximum constrained modulus, maximum shear modulus, Poisson’s ratio
During the service of a landfill, uneven soil settlement and earthquakes can cause changes to the pore structure and cracks in the covering layer. The use of a biochar−methanotroph−clay mixture as a new landfill covering layer, can improve its engineering properties. The biochar−methanotroph−clay mixture’s shear-wave velocity and compression-wave velocity were measured by the bender−extender element test, and the elastic parameters under small-strain conditions, such as maximum shear modulus, Gmax, maximum constrained modulus, Mmax, and Poisson’s ratio, ν, were obtained. The parameters showed that the elastic characteristics and lateral deformation capacity were of great significance for settlement, seismic field, and stress−strain analysis. Based on the bender−extender element test, the effects of different compaction degrees, and biochar content on Gmax, Mmax, and ν of the biochar−clay mixture, and different methane cultivation days on the biochar−methanotroph−clay mixture, were inve... [more]
Review of Research and Development of Hydraulic Synchronous Control System
Ruichuan Li, Wentao Yuan, Xinkai Ding, Jikang Xu, Qiyou Sun, Yisheng Zhang
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Keywords: closed loop control, control algorithm, control mode, hydraulic synchronization, synchronization error
Hydraulic synchronous control systems are widely used in various industrial fields. This paper deeply analyzes the research status and development trend of the hydraulic synchronous control system. Firstly, it gives a brief introduction of the research significance control theory and control methods of the hydraulic synchronous control system. Secondly, the hydraulic synchronization control system is classified, the synchronization error is analyzed, and some solutions to synchronization error are given. Then, according to the classification of the hydraulic synchronous control system, relevant research is carried out. In this paper, three control modes (equivalent, master−slave and cross-coupling) and related control algorithms (fuzzy PID control, sliding mode control, robust control, machine learning control, neural network control, etc.) of closed-loop hydraulic synchronous control systems are studied in detail. Finally, the development trend of the hydraulic synchronization control... [more]
Risk Assessment of Immersed Tube Tunnel Construction
Sihui Dong, Shiqun Li, Fei Yu, Kang Wang
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Keywords: analytic hierarchy process, cloud model theory, Genetic Algorithm, risk assessment, risk control, tunnel construction by immersed tube method
Due to the complexity of risk factors in constructing immersed tube tunnels, it is impossible to accurately identify risks. To solve this problem, and the uncertainty and fuzziness of risk factors, a risk assessment method for immersed tube tunnel construction was proposed based on WBS-RBS (Work Breakdown Structure-Risk Breakdown Structure), improved AHP (analytic hierarchy process), and cloud model theory. WBS-RBS was used to analyze the risk factors of immersed tube tunnel construction from the aspects of the construction process and 4M1E, and built a more comprehensive and accurate construction risk index system. The weight of each index was calculated by the improved AHP of a genetic algorithm. The cloud model theory was used to build the cloud map of risk assessment for immersed tunnel construction and evaluate construction risk. Taking the Dalian Bay subsea tunnel project as an example, the risk assessment method of immersed tunnel construction was verified. The results showed th... [more]
Hawthorn Drying: An Exploration of Ultrasound Treatment and Microwave−Hot Air Drying
Mohammad Kaveh, Małgorzata Nowacka, Esmail Khalife, Kamal Imanian, Yousef Abbaspour-Gilandeh, Maryam Sabouri, Safoura Zadhossein
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Keywords: drying characteristics, hawthorn fruit, microwave drying, specific energy, ultrasound treatment
Drying is one of the methods used for preserving fruits and vegetables. However, due to the lengthy process and elevated temperature of convective drying, other pretreatment and drying methods are studied to shorten the drying time and obtain high-quality products. This study aimed to examine the effect of ultrasonic (US) pretreatment and microwave−hot air drying (MW−HA) on the drying time, specific energy (SEC), qualitative properties (e.g., color, shrinkage, and rehydration ratio), and bioactive compound properties (e.g., antioxidant activity, phenolic, and flavonoid contents) of hawthorn fruit. Experiments were performed using ultrasound pretreatment and a microwave dryer (microwave power: 180, 360, and 540 W) at air temperatures of 40, 55, and 70 °C. Drying of hawthorn lasts from 35 min for the ultrasound-treated sample (dried at 540 W and 70 °C) to 180 min (dried at 180 W and 40 °C without US treatment). The lowest amount of SEC (24.11 MJ/kg) was obtained using the US−MW−HA air dr... [more]
Cp2TiCl/H2O as a Sustainable System for the Reduction of Organic Functional Groups: Potential Application of Cp2TiCl/D2O to the Analysis of Bioactive Phenols in Olive Oil
Antonio Rosales Martínez, Juan F. García-Martín, Ignacio Rodríguez-García
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Subject: Biosystems
Keywords: Cp2TiCl/H2O, deuterated phenols, olive oil, reduction reactions
Significant efforts have been made toward developing sustainable reduction reactions of organic and bioorganic compounds. In these studies, the selection of reagents and solvents has played a very important role in the development of environment-friendly methodologies. In this context, the reducing agent Cp2TiCl/H2O has been introduced as a safe, efficient, selective, and low-cost reagent, and thus as a sustainable alternative for the reduction of organic compounds. To facilitate understanding of the reductions mediated by this system, in this study we focus on describing the intermediates, mechanisms, and representative examples. Finally, a reflection is made on the future perspectives of this reducing agent, including its analog Cp2TiCl/D2O as a powerful tool for the preparation of deuterated phenols, which can be successfully used as an internal standard for analyzing bioactive phenols in olive oil.
The Beneficial Effect of Salicornia herbacea Extract and Isorhamnetin-3-O-glucoside on Obesity
Ji Hwan Lee, Sanghyun Lee, Jun Yeon Park, Il-Ho Park, Ki Sung Kang, Myoung-Sook Shin
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Subject: Biosystems
Keywords: adipogenesis, adipose tissue obese db/db mice, isorhamnetin-3-O-glucoside, obesity, Salicornia herbacea
is a halophyte indigenous to marine coastal areas and salt fields and has been used as a traditional remedy for diarrhea, abdominal pain, constipation, and indigestion. Its component isorhamnetin-3-O-glucoside (IR3G) may have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-adipogenic properties. In the present study, we aimed to investigate the anti-obesity effect of S. herbacea extract and IR3G on mouse 3T3-L1 adipocytes and db/db obesity mice. S. herbacea extract and IR3G inhibited lipase in a concentration-dependent manner. Oil Red O staining disclosed that S. herbacea extract and IR3G significantly suppressed lipid accumulation and adipogenesis and also inhibited the expression of the C/EBPα in the 3T3-L1 adipocytes. In experiments using db/db mice, administering of S. herbacea extract limited body weight gain and significantly reduced feed efficiency and adipose tissue weight. Moreover, analyzing blood triglycerides, total cholesterol, high-density lipoprotein, and low-density lipoprotei... [more]
Analytical Model of Hydraulic Fracturing for Low Permeability Hot Dry Rock Reservoirs and DEM Simulation Base on Fluid-Solid Coupling
Heng Fan, Peihang Liu, Yating Zhao, Shangyu Yang, Xinbo Zhao
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Keywords: fluid-solid coupling, hot dry rock, hydraulic fracturing, micro-mechanical simulation, particle flow
The formation of a rich underground-seam network is the key problem in the development of low-permeability hot dry rock (HDR) resources. Considering the lack of macroscopic continuum theory to study hydraulic fracturing having preset fracture-interface element, the particle-flow method of micro-mechanical discrete-element theory is introduced to simulate the mechanical behavior of hydraulic fracturing for HDR low permeability reservoirs. The reservoir is simulated as a round particle; the fracturing fluid movement is described by the seepage field equation, and rock movement is described by the displacement field equation. Finally, the particle-flow numerical model of hydraulic fracturing for HDR low permeability reservoirs is established under the condition of fluid-solid coupling: the model contains two parts (rock and fracture). Based on the parallel-bond model, a definition of micro-fractures of hydraulic fracturing is given. The relation between the fracturing effect and influence... [more]
Experimental Study on Mechanical Properties of Concrete Containing Waste Glass and Its Application on Concrete-Filled Steel Tubular Columns
Yan Diao, Long Chen, Yitao Huang
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Subject: Materials
Keywords: compressive strength, design codes, flowability, glass concrete (GC), recycling, replacement ratios, steel tube filled by glass concrete (GCFST), waste glass (WG)
Waste glass (WG), as a nonbiodegradable material, poses a threat to environmental protection. The reuse of WG as a raw material to replace cement or aggregate in concrete production is gaining attention for recycling purposes. However, the optimal proportion of WG in concrete mixtures and its particle size distribution are hard to determine. Large glass particles are prone to leading to the undesirable alkali−silica reaction (ASR) in concrete. Therefore, in this study, cement and aggregate in concrete mixtures are partially replaced by combinations of glass powder (<30 μm) and glass beads (0.2−1.7 mm), respectively. Glass concretes (GCs) containing waste glass at various replacement ratios (0, 10, 15, 20, and 30%) are prepared, and their flowability and compressive strength are evaluated and compared. Finally, steel tubes filled by ordinary concrete (OCFSTs) and steel tubes filled by glass concrete (GCFSTs) are fabricated and tested in axial compression. The test results show that t... [more]
Bibliometric Analysis of the Use of Biodiesel Production from Essential Oils as Biofuels
Mehmet Ali Biberci
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Subject: Environment
Keywords: bibliometric analysis, biofuel and biodiesel, clean and renewable energy, emission characteristics, engine performance, environmentally friendly, essential oil biodiesel, second-generation biodiesel, Sustainability
Second-generation biodiesel, which is produced from essential oil plants, has important advantages, including a high yield of biofuels and the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The goal of this research was to examine the profile of original and review articles on biodiesel production from essential oils using bibliometric analysis. The search strategy identified 186 relevant and available peer-reviewed publications from 1981 to 2023, which were downloaded from the Web of Science (WoS) database. The retrieved documents were analyzed using VOSviewer. China was the predominant country publishing those documents, followed by the United States, India, Australia, and France. The keyword cluster analysis indicated the presence of 10 main research topics: diesel, fuel, and engine performance; extraction of lipids from microalgae; biofuel production from essential oils; green chemistry; the pyrolysis process; bioethanol production from renewable raw materials; obtaining biodiesel f... [more]
Energy Conversion Using Electronic Power Converters: Technologies and Applications
Salvatore Musumeci
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Nowadays, energy conversion plays a crucial role in sustainable growth and development [...]
The Influence Mechanism of Neutron Kinetics of the Accelerator-Driven Subcritical Reactor Based on the Fast/Thermal Neutron Spectra by Monte Carlo Homogenization Method
Nianbiao Deng, Chao Xie, Cheng Hou, Zhulun Li, Jinsen Xie, Tao Yu
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Keywords: ADS Subcritical Reactor, deep subcriticality, heterogeneity of neutron fluence rate in time–space, Monte Carlo homogenization method, neutron kinetics
For the sake of understanding the mechanism of deep subcriticality and high heterogeneity of neutron fluence rate in time−space on the neutron kinetics of the Accelerator-driven Subcritical Reactor Subcritical Reactor (ADSR) under varied beam transients and neutron spectra. A Monte Carlo homogenization approach for the neutron time−space kinetics of the ADSR is proposed in this study, and the influence mechanism on the kinetic parameters of the ADSR under varied neutron spectra, subcriticality, and beam transients is examined. The results show that the Monte Carlo homogenization for the α eigenvalue mode is more adaptable to the subcriticality characteristics under varied subcriticality; under beam transients, the relative differences in the kinetic parameters of the different modes of the ADSR with fast/thermal spectra increase with the depth of subcriticality, and the differences in neutron generation time for varied modes are larger than those of effective fraction of delayed neutro... [more]
Efficient Use of Low-Emission Power Supply for Means of Transport
Tomasz Neumann
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Keywords: green energy, Hydrogen, transport efficiency, transportation
The paper presents the possibilities of low-emission-powered vehicles based mainly on compressed hydrogen. It shows currently used forms of powering vehicles based on their genesis, process of obtention, and popularity. They are also compared to each other, presenting the advantages and disadvantages of a given solution. The share of electricity in transport, its forecasts for the future, and the possibilities of combination with conventional energy sources are also described. Based on current technological capabilities, hydrogen plays a crucial role, as presented in the above work, constituting a fundamental basis for future transport solutions.
Energy Geotechnics and Geostructures
Peng Pei, Faqiang Su
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Continuous global economic and population growth has driven the ever-increasing demand for energy [...]
A Review of Mineral and Rock Wettability Changes Induced by Reaction: Implications for CO2 Storage in Saline Reservoirs
Ting Chen, Laiming Song, Xueying Zhang, Yawen Yang, Huifang Fan, Bin Pan
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Keywords: CO2 storage in saline reservoirs, minerals, reactions, rocks, wettability
Wettability in CO2-brine-mineral/rock systems is an important parameter influencing CO2 storage capacities and leakage risks in saline reservoirs. However, CO2 tends to react with various minerals and rocks at subsurface conditions, thus causing temporal and spatial wettability changes. Although many relevant research works have been published during past years, a thorough overview of this area is still lacking. Therefore herein, reaction-induced wettability changes are reviewed, and the underlying mechanisms are discussed. Current research gaps are identified, future outlooks are suggested, and some conclusions are drawn. The fundamental understanding of reaction-induced mineral and rock wettability changes during CO2 storage in saline reservoirs is analyzed and the guidance for long-term CO2 containment security evaluations is provided.
Predicting Post-Production Biomass Prices
Aleksandra Górna, Alicja Szabelska-Beręsewicz, Marek Wieruszewski, Monika Starosta-Grala, Zygmunt Stanula, Anna Kożuch, Krzysztof Adamowicz
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Keywords: ARIMA, bark, cyclicality, prediction, sawdust, seasonality of supply, timber market, Winters-Holt, wood biomass prices, woodchips
This paper presents the application of prediction in the analysis of market price volatility in Polish conditions of wood processing by-products in the form of biomass. The ARIMA model, which takes into account cyclical, seasonal, irregular fluctuations of historical data on the basis of which the forecast and long-term trends of selected wood products were made, was used in predicting prices. Comparisons were made between the ARIMA prediction method and the multiplicative Winters−Holt model. During the period studied (2017−2022), the changes in the market price of biomass were characterized by a wide spread of values. On average, the price of these products increased from 2017 to the end of 2022 by 125%. The price prediction analysis showed seasonal fluctuations in the case of wood chips. The uncertainty in price prediction is due to changes in supply resulting from the influence of global factors. The Diebold−Mariano test of matching accuracy confirms that the price prediction of the... [more]
State of the Art of Oil and Gas Pipeline Vulnerability Assessments
Han Zhang, Qingshan Feng, Bingchuan Yan, Xianbin Zheng, Yue Yang, Jian Chen, Hong Zhang, Xiaoben Liu
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Subject: Energy Policy
Keywords: assessment methods, indicator systems, oil and gas pipelines, progress, vulnerability
In recent years, the safety of oil and gas pipelines has become a primary concern for the pipeline industry. This paper presents a comprehensive study of the vulnerability concepts that may be used to measure the safety status of pipeline systems. The origins of the vulnerability concepts are identified, the development and evolution of the vulnerability concepts are described, and the main connotations of the four levels of vulnerability concepts applied in different fields at this stage are summarized. Qualitative and quantitative methods of vulnerability assessment are comprehensively investigated, and the advantages and disadvantages, scope of application and key issues faced are compared and summarized. The research and analysis show that the vulnerability assessment of oil and gas pipelines is at a preliminary stage, and there is an urgent demand to establish a unified vulnerability concept and assessment system for oil and gas pipeline systems. The current qualitative or semi-qu... [more]
Energy Use Research in the Social Sciences−Introduction to a Research Topic
Imre Kovách, Boldizsár Gergely Megyesi
April 28, 2023 (v1)
In our paper we analyse the scientific perception of energy use in the social sciences [...]
The Influence of Internet Celebrities’ Expertise and Attraction on Residents’ Intention to Purchase Household Energy-Saving Products in the Context of an Online Community
Biao Luo, Mengzhen Nie, Hongmei Ji
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Subject: Other
Keywords: green self-efficacy, household energy-saving products, parasocial relationships
In the past few years, internet celebrities have become a new and important way to get people to buy energy-saving products. Their psychological mechanisms for promoting fans’ intention to purchase have become the focus of academic attention, but a unified conclusion has yet to be reached. This study uses online communities as a scenario, with the characteristics of influencers’ expertise, social attraction, and task attraction as antecedent variables and social cognitive theory and parasocial interaction theory as the theoretical basis to explore their influence on fans’ intention to purchase household energy-saving products. The study investigates the mediating role of parasocial relationships and the moderating role of fans’ green self-efficacy in influencing internet celebrities’ expertise and attraction of fans’ parasocial relationships. The results showed that the parasocial relationships formed between fans and influencers mediated the relationship between the expertise and attr... [more]
Methods and Tools for PV and EV Hosting Capacity Determination in Low Voltage Distribution Networks—A Review
Vincent Umoh, Innocent Davidson, Abayomi Adebiyi, Unwana Ekpe
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Keywords: deterministic, distribution network, electric vehicle, hosting capacity, Optimization, solar PV, stochastic, streamlined, time series
The increasing demand for electricity and the need for environmentally friendly transportation systems has resulted in the proliferation of solar photovoltaic (PV) generators and electric vehicle (EV) charging within the low voltage (LV) distribution network. This high penetration of PV and EV charging can cause power quality challenges, hence the need for hosting capacity (HC) studies to estimate the maximum allowable connections. Although studies and reviews are abundant on the HC of PV and EV charging available in the literature, there is a lack of reviews on HC studies that cover both PV and EVs together. This paper fills this research gap by providing a detailed review of five commonly used methods for quantifying HC including deterministic, time series, stochastic, optimization, and streamlined methods. This paper comprehensively reviews the HC concept, methods, and tools, covering both PV and EV charging based on a survey of state-of-the-art literature published within the last... [more]
Combustion of Lean Methane/Propane Mixtures with an Active Prechamber Engine in Terms of Various Fuel Distribution
Ireneusz Pielecha, Filip Szwajca
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Keywords: methane/propane combustion, prechamber, TJI combustion
The possibilities for reducing the fuel consumption of internal combustion engines focus mainly on developing combustion systems, as one such solution is a two-stage combustion system using jet ignition. The combustion of gaseous mixtures with a high excess air ratio leads to an increase in overall efficiency and a reduction in the emissions of selected exhaust components. In such a convention, gas combustion studies were conducted in the methane/propane configuration. Using an active prechamber where spark plugs were placed and direct injection through a check valve, the fuel dose was minimized into the prechamber. The tests were conducted for a constant center of combustion (CoC). The combustion process in both the prechamber and main chamber was analyzed using a test stand equipped with a 0.5 dm3 single-cylinder engine. The engine was controlled by varying the fuel supply to the prechamber and main chamber in excess air ratio λ = 1.3−1.8. The study analyzed thermodynamic indices suc... [more]
Study on the Effect of Initial Delamination on Tensile Behavior of Offshore Wind Turbine Blade Spar Cap
Wen Xin, Hui Li, Xiaolong Lu, Bo Zhou
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Keywords: initial delamination, numerical simulation, offshore wind turbine blade, spar cap, tensile strength, ultimate tensile load
Delamination damage to spar caps seriously endangers the operation safety of offshore wind turbines. The effect of initial delamination of various depths and areas on the ultimate tensile load of laminates is studied based on experiments and numerical simulation, and an effective method for predicting the residual tensile strength of laminates with high thickness is proposed. Three groups of initial delamination specimens with different characteristics were fabricated, and static displacement tensile tests were carried out. An accurate three-dimensional numerical analysis model was established, and the results were in good agreement with the experimental values, with the overall error of the failure load being less than 6%. Furthermore, a numerical model for a 20-ply high-thickness spar cap laminate was established to predict the effect of delamination on tensile strength. The results showed that, for the same depth of initial delamination, the difference in delamination area had littl... [more]
Smart Contracts-Based Demand Response Bidding Mechanism to Enhance the Load Aggregator Model in Thailand
Anchisa Pinyo, Athikom Bangviwat
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Keywords: bidding, blockchain, demand response, load aggregator, smart contract, smart grids
In 2022, Thailand’s Demand Response (DR) business model was shifting from the Traditional Utility (TU) model to the Load Aggregator (LA) model in accordance with Thailand’s smart grid master plan. This research studied the current demand response model and mechanism to draw possible gaps in operations. This research deals with the data system owned by the individual load aggregator. The load aggregators collect meter data and evaluate demand adaptations before sending the results to claim compensation on behalf of their customers. This approach lacks transparency and facilitates distortion of the facts. Hence, this research introduces the data execution by smart contracts and data records on the blockchain that enhance transparent data sharing among multiple parties and maintain data integrity. Moreover, the proposed bidding algorithm allows customers to offer an expected price under the maximum incentive payment determined by the avoided costs of running the peaking power plants. Henc... [more]
Challenges of Industrial-Scale Testing Infrastructure for Green Hydrogen Technologies
Jonas Bollmann, Sudhagar Pitchaimuthu, Moritz F. Kühnel
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Subject: Materials
Keywords: electrolysis, Hydrogen, photocatalysis, testing
Green hydrogen is set to become the energy carrier of the future, provided that production technologies such as electrolysis and solar water splitting can be scaled to global dimensions. Testing these hydrogen technologies on the MW scale requires the development of dedicated new test facilities for which there is no precedent. This perspective highlights the challenges to be met on the path to implementing a test facility for large-scale water electrolysis, photoelectrochemical and photocatalytic water splitting and aims to serve as a much-needed blueprint for future test facilities based on the authors’ own experience in establishing the Hydrogen Lab Leuna. Key aspects to be considered are the electricity and utility requirements of the devices under testing, the analysis of the produced H2 and O2 and the safety regulations for handling large quantities of H2. Choosing the right location is crucial not only for meeting these device requirements, but also for improving financial viabi... [more]
A Review of Different Types of Solar Cell Materials Employed in Bifacial Solar Photovoltaic Panel
Muthu Vimala, Geetha Ramadas, Muthaiya Perarasi, Athikesavan Muthu Manokar, Ravishankar Sathyamurthy
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Subject: Materials
Keywords: bifacial solar panel, front and rear side, organic solar cell, solar cell materials
Conventionally accessible silicon solar cells experience two major drawbacks, such as reduced efficiency and increased fabrication costs. The prospects for the reduction in the cost of the photovoltaic form of energy conversion are bifacial solar cells. Bifacial solar cells show potential opportunity in reducing the cost of solar energy conversion when analyzed with respect to monofacial cells. The bifacial solar cells exploit sunlight occurrence on both sides of the cell more efficiently. Bifacial-based solar photovoltaic (PV) is a technology that increases the generation of electrical energy per square meter of PV module through the utilization of light absorption from the albedo. This technology can generally be categorized based on the type of solar cell material and the fabrication technique. PV devices are classified as a silicon-based, thin film, organic, and advanced nano PV. This paper takes a second look at some recent initiatives and significant issues in enhancing the effic... [more]
A High Conversion Ratio DC−DC Boost Converter with Continuous Output Current Using Dual-Current Flows
Hwa-Soo Kim, Se-Un Shin
April 28, 2023 (v1)
Keywords: boost converter, conduction loss, continuous output current, conversion gain, efficiency, high-voltage application, overlap loss, voltage ripple
Recently, the demand for small, low-cost electronics has increased the use of cost-effective tiny inductors in power-management ICs (PMICs). However, the conduction loss caused by the parasitic DC resistance (RDCR) of a small inductor leads to low efficiency, which reduces the battery usage time and may also cause thermal problems in mobile devices. In particular, these issues become critical when a conventional boost converter (CBC) is used to achieve high-output voltage due to the large inductor current. In addition, as the output voltage increases, a number of issues become more serious, such as large output voltage ripple, conversion-ratio limit, and overlap loss. To solve these issues, this paper proposed a high-voltage boost converter with dual-current flows (HVDF). The proposed HVDF can achieve a higher efficiency than a CBC by reducing the total conduction loss in heavy load current conditions with a small inductor. Moreover, because in the HVDF, the current delivered to the ou... [more]
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