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How Should Power Quality Be Reported?, Victor Gosbell, D Robinson, Victor Smith, Robert Barr
How Should Power Quality Be Reported?, Victor Gosbell, D Robinson, Victor Smith, Robert Barr
Robert Barr
Regulators are increasingly asking utilities to conduct 'quality control' surveys on selected parts of their power system to establish the level of power quality. This activity leads can lead to a vast amount of data and its reporting needs to be carefully thought out if desired insights are to be achieved. Three styles are identified as serving most purposes - Site, Network and Utility reporting. These are designed to give respectively all the data of one site, summary data for each monitored site in the network, and average values across the utility's system. The data analysis to be used in …
Can The Wet - State Conductivity Of Hydrogels Be Improved By Incorporation Of Spherical Conducting Nanoparticles?, Katharina Schirmer, Cody Wright, Holly Warren, Brianna C. Thompson, Anita F. Quigley, Robert M. I Kapsa, Gordon G. Wallace
Can The Wet - State Conductivity Of Hydrogels Be Improved By Incorporation Of Spherical Conducting Nanoparticles?, Katharina Schirmer, Cody Wright, Holly Warren, Brianna C. Thompson, Anita F. Quigley, Robert M. I Kapsa, Gordon G. Wallace
Australian Institute for Innovative Materials - Papers
In nerve and muscle regeneration applications, the incorporation of conducting elements into biocompatible materials has gained interest over the last few years, as it has been shown that electrical stimulation of some regenerating cells has a positive effect on their development. A variety of different materials, ranging from graphene to conducting polymers, have been incorporated into hydrogels and increased conductivities have been reported. However, the majority of conductivity measurements are performed in a dry state, even though material blends are designed for applications in a wet state, in vivo environment. The focus of this work is to use polypyrrole nanoparticles …