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2009 IEEE Bucharest PowerTech Platinum Sponsor - Innovative ideas toward the Electrical Grid of the Future - Gold Sponsor Silver Sponsors E.P. ENERGY PROJECTS (ROM) S.R.L. affiliated with E.P. GLOBAL ENERGY Ltd. Bronze Sponsors 28 June - 2 July, 2009 CONFERENCE Parliament Palace PROGRAM Bucharest, Romania Sponsored by Organized by Contributor University POLITEHNICA National Power IEEE Power & Energy Society of Bucharest Grid Company Power Engineering Faculty TRANSELECTRICA S.A. IEEE-PES Romania Chapter Table of Contents Welcome Address 2 Committees 4 Conference Program 5 Technical Session Program 6 Technical Sessions Details Monday June 29 8 14:00 - 15:45 Technical Session 10 16:15 - 18:00 Technical Session 14 Tuesday June 30 18 est PowerTech 8:30 - 10:30 Technical Session 18 11:00 - 12:30 Technical Session 22 14:00 - 15:45 Technical Session 25 16:15 - 18:00 Technical Session 30 9:00 - 12:00 Poster Session I 33 Wednesday July 1 37 8:30 - 10:30 Technical Session 37 11:00 - 12:30 Technical Session 40 2009 IEEE Buchar 14:00 - 15:45 Technical Session 44 16:15 - 18:00 Technical Session 47 9:00 - 12:00 Poster Session II 51 1 Thursday July 2 54 8:30 - 10:30 Technical Session 54 11:00 - 12:30 Technical Session 58 14:00 - 15:45 Technical Session 61 9:00 - 12:00 Poster Session III 64 16:15 - 18:00 “Basil Papadias” Best Student Paper Award 71 General Information 67 Table of Contents Welcome Address Ecaterina Andronescu Minister of Education, Research and Innovation --Romania in the „European Yearof Creativity and Innovation” Romania travels, together with the EU member states, on the road toward a knowledge based society. This is the only viable and long standing answer to the today’s Europe major challenges: globalization and the world economic crisis. To respond to these two challenges, Romania sustains, within the knowledge triangle education research innovation, the advanced research which is focused on obtaining scientific results of international level, encourages career developments in research, as well as creating poles of excellence. The complex research activities performed within edge domains and participation in international networks of high level education and research are, also, supported. The scientometric analysis and that of the existing infrastructure in the excellence poles emphasized some domains having a special potential, which are also traditional in the Romanian scientific research: biology, genetics and medicine, chemistry, the energetic sector, environment, the environment protection and materials science, mathematics, physics and technological physics, geology and atmosphere physics. Changing from the competitiveness based on factors (work, natural resources) or investments to the one based on creativity and innovation requests a development of the research capacity in high technology domains that can generate added value, can be exported and may involve other sectors as well. In the present moment, the research objectives are designing new and advanced materials, increasing products and processes competitiveness by using automation and integrated design, and new highly precise technologies and products, IT and environment protection systems design and development. The European Union has proposed the “20-20-20” targets by 2020, meaning 20% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, 20% share of renewable energy in EU final 2009 IEEE Bucharest PowerTech energy consumption and 20% improvement in energy efficiency. According to the Romania’s Energy Policy document, the Romanian energy intensity is about two times higher than the EU average. Romania has a substantial potential of renewable resources: 2 hydroelectric power, biomass, solar, wind and geothermal power. The connection to the European objectives, but also the direct interest in solving those complex problems, require an RDI effort complementary to the direction of action “Increased energy efficiency and sustainable development of the energy systems” included in the National Strategic Reference Framework. Considering the above, through a coherent innovation policy we must aim by our next period actions to the preparation of designs, technologies, and goods contributing to the meeting of the energy needs at the lowest possible price. This is possible through the use of new energy sources and an improved decision-making process, an increased technology expertise and the promotion of knowledge and technology transfer in the energy field. Creativity and innovation within the education research active partnership can produce the conditions to meet the energy needs of a modern economy and a high living standard, while keeping the promise to our children: a sustainable development, without Welcome Address compromising Romania’s nature capital. June 28 - July 02 2009 IEEEBucharest PowerTech Mircea Eremia Conference Chair --Innovative Ideas toward the Electrical Grid of the Future The Bucharest PowerTech Conference continues the tradition of the Power Tech Conferences held in odd years so far in Athens, Stockholm, Budapest, Porto, Bologna, St. Petersburg and Lausanne. PowerTech is intended to provide a forum for scientists and engineers interested in electric power engineering to share ideas, results of their scientific work, to learn from each other as well as to establish new friendships and rekindle existing ones. We feel honored to organize the 2009 PowerTech edition in the 125-anniversary year since IEEE founding. For the successful organization of the conference, besides the three co-organizers, namely University “Politehnica” of Bucharest, Romanian Power Grid Company Transelectrica S.A. and IEEE-PES Romania Chapter, a valuable support was offered by the Industries and Services Commission and Education Commission of the Chamber of Deputies of the Romanian Parliament, who facilitated to establish the conference venue at the Parliament Palace, the largest civilian administrative building in the world. The nowadays power systems are facing revolutionary changes regarding the power energy supply issue approach in the sense of improving the power system security and power quality, as well as environment protection. We are therefore witness of transformation from “passive networks” to “active networks”, following the advancements in telecommunications and computer science. A significant number of high level papers were submitted on actual topics such as: smart grids, renewable energy sources, WAMCS based surveillance strategies, power electronics based devices, energy efficiency, etc. This proves once again that PowerTech is the anchor conference of the IEEE Power & Energy Society in Europe, joining together each time a high 2009 IEEE Bucharest PowerTech number of power system engineers. It is not a coincidence that the Bucharest PowerTech's motto is “Innovative Ideas toward the Electrical Grid of the Future”. Out of the 825 abstracts submitted by authors from 65 countries all over the world, 3 after the two review processes, 538 papers have been selected for publication in the conference proceedings. As the PowerTech Conference provides a bridge between generations, the interest from students wishing to publish their work is strongly observed at least by the presence of over 26% of the papers having a student as the first author. I am happy that the Basil Papadias Award is an important ingredient for the future of the PowerTech Conference and also for the power systems engineering. My deep gratitude is addressed to all Corporate Sponsors who have financially supported us for organizing the conference in this economic crisis year. It is also my duty to address warm thanks to the members of the International Advisory Committee and the technical reviewers who have selected the best papers. Special acknowledgements are addressed to the Local Organizing Committee as well as to all volunteers who have contributed during the long period of the conference preparation. I wish all of you a successful conference and a pleasant stay in Bucharest. Welcome Address Committees International Advisory Committee M. Albu,Romania F.L. Alvarado, USA G. Andersson, Switzerland A. Bakirtzis,Greece L. Bertling, Sweden J. Bialek, UK I. Boldea,Romania M. Bollen, Sweden M-P. Bongrain, France A. Borghetti,Italy C. Canizares, Canada G. Cartina, Romania R. Cherkaoui,Switzerland E. Dialynas, Greece E. DeJaeger, Belgium G. Doorman,Norway D. Falcao, Brazil A. Germond, Switzerland L. Goel,Singapore A. Gole, Canada A. Gomez Exposito, Spain G. Gross,USA N. Hadj-Said, France S. Iwamoto, Japan D. Kirschen,UK P. Kundur, Canada E. Lakervi, Finland T. Lobos,Poland Ch-Ch. Liu, USA N. Martins, Brazil S. Massucco,Italy B. Meyer, France R. Mihalic, Slovenia J. Milanovic,UK V. Miranda, Portugal S. Mukhopadhyay, India R. Napoli,Italy D. Niebur, USA S.I. Palamarchuk, Russia A. Petroianu,South-Africa N. Rajakovic, Serbia C. Rehtanz, Germany H. Rudnick,Chile A. Sauhats, Latvia M. Shahidehpour, USA L. Söder,Sweden Y.H. Song, UK/China E. Tejera, Panama est PowerTech T. Van Cutsem,Belgium D. Zaninelli, Italy International Steering Committee Local Organizing Committee Costas Vournas,Greece , Chair Ecaterina Andronescu, UPB, Co-Chair Joao Peças Lopes,Portugal , Vice-Chair A. Bãicuºi , Transelectrica, Co-Chair Carlo Alberto Nucci,Italy , Past Chair A. Badea, UPB Gàbor Bàn,Hungary G. Bã lan, WEC-National Committee Pierre Bornard,France I. Bã ran, UPB Roland Eriksson, Sweden C. Bulac, UPB Nikolaos Hatziargyriou, Greece G. Darie, UPB 2009 IEEE Buchar Hans-Björn Püttgen,Switzerland C. Diaconu, Transelectrica B. Don Russell,USA