Professor Maarten J. Kamper
Electrical Machine Laboratory
Current (2021) postgraduate studies:
- Dry gravity energy storage system with Linear Vernier PM machine (completed)
- Design of 5 MW robust split-pole reluctance synchronous wind generator (completed)
- Performance of large-scale wound rotor synchronous wind generator with non-overlap winding technology (PhD)
- Small-scale wind generator design optimisation of passive and active dc-grid connected systems (PhD)
- Evaluation of slip-synchronous direct grid-connected wind generator systems (PhD)
- Computational efficient parameter and performance calculation of electrical machines (Post Doc)
- Synchronous condenser using DC-VRM technology for grid strength (Post Doc and Master)
- Evaluation of electrical drive technology for linear dry gravity storage system (PhD)
- Performance evaluation of epoxy-casted-rotor triple-converter-fed reluctance synchronous wind generator drive (Master)
- Dual-converter-fed wound rotor synchronous motor drive with non-overlap windings and harmonic dc field exciter (Master)
- Soft-start of geared induction motor fan drives (Post Doc)
New (2022) postgraduate studies:
- Two-speed wind generator system for grid strength using slip-synchronous technology
- Wind-hydrogen system with variable DC-grid for maximum power point control
- Levelized cost of energy (LCOE) of PV-powered motor-generator systems for grid strength
- Development and evaluation of axial flux slip couplers for slip-synchronous wind generator technology
- Mechanical load mitigation of direct-on-line thyristor-started large geared induction motor fan drives