⚡ electrical engineering

Electromagnetic Modeling of a Phase-Shifting Transformer Based on DC Hysteresis Measurements

This paper presents and validates an electromagnetic modeling methodology for a 600 MVA phase-shifting transformer that utilizes limited design data combined with experimentally obtained DC hysteresis measurements to accurately reproduce nonlinear magnetic characteristics for transient and protection studies.

Alexander Fröhlich, Dennis Albert, Tomasz Bednarczyk, Sergey Zirka, Gerald Leber, Herwig Renner2026-07-20
⚡ electrical engineering

Quantifying the Impact of Urban Block Morphology and Orientation on Office Building Energy Use in a Tropical City

In high-density, hot-humid Central Jakarta, a parametric study reveals that urban morphological density (site coverage and building height) overwhelmingly dominates office building energy performance by reducing cooling loads through mutual shading and lower sky view factors, rendering façade orientation virtually insignificant.

Nedyomukti Imam Syafii, Neyman Pearson Tanari, Clarissa Alfionita2026-07-20
⚡ electrical engineering

Assessing Engineering Properties of Concrete Produced with Broken Earthenware as a Partial Replacement of Coarse Aggregate

This study demonstrates that replacing up to 10% of coarse granite aggregate with broken earthenware yields concrete meeting standard engineering requirements with minimal strength reduction, offering a cost-effective and environmentally sustainable solution for construction while suggesting higher replacement rates for specific chemical exposure scenarios.

Samuel Amoako, Peter Paa Kofi Yalley, Elijah Kusi2026-07-20
⚡ electrical engineering

AI and Remote Sensing for Resilient and Sustainable Built Environments: A Review of Current Methods, Open Data and Future Directions

This review critically analyzes 244 studies on AI-driven damage assessment for roads, bridges, and buildings, revealing that data availability and sensing modality constraints—not model superiority—limit operational adoption, and proposes a future research agenda centered on foundation models, multimodal fusion, and physics-informed AI to build more resilient infrastructure.

Ubada El Joulani, Tatiana Kalganova, Stergios-Aristoteles Mitoulis, Sotirios Argyroudis2026-07-20
⚡ electrical engineering

Pressure-Relief Evolution and Lagged Gas-Drainage Response of Protected Seams during Lower Protective Seam Mining in Deep Inclined Coal Seams

This study reveals that in deep inclined coal seams, the onset of strong pressure relief during lower protective seam mining does not immediately trigger synchronous gas-drainage enhancement, exhibiting a significant spatial lag and nonuniform conversion that necessitates a new compaction-based criterion and lag-corrected framework to define effective protection ranges and drainage timing.

Pingdingqi Tuo, Hongxing Zhou, Haifeng Wang, Cunyang Lu, Zhiyuan Wang, Zhiyuan Guo2026-07-20
⚡ electrical engineering

Differentiated Support of the West-Wing Auxiliary Haulage Roadway Passing through a Stopping-Line Coal Pillar

This study proposes and validates a zonal differentiated support optimization scheme for the west-wing auxiliary haulage roadway at Banji Coal Mine, which effectively mitigates severe deformation and plastic failure caused by the combined mining influence of a stopping-line coal pillar and goaf by tailoring reinforcement measures to specific high-stress zones.

Yingfu Li, Jiawei Yang, Shaoneng Du, Xun Zhang, Yuanfeng Fan, Guanfeng Chang2026-07-20
⚡ electrical engineering

Medium and Short-Term Wind Power Forecasting Using LCNN-Mamba Model Based on Quadratic Decomposition

This paper proposes a hybrid LCNN-Mamba model enhanced by quadratic decomposition (STL and CEEMDAN) to effectively address the non-stationarity and multiscale fluctuations in wind power data, achieving superior short-to-medium-term forecasting accuracy through the synergistic integration of local convolutional feature extraction and global state-space dependency modeling.

fan yang, Jiaying Zhang2026-07-20
⚡ electrical engineering

Finite-Time Barrier Function-Based Sliding Mode Control for Trajectory Tracking of Autonomous Sailboat

This paper proposes a novel finite-time barrier function-based sliding mode control strategy that ensures rapid, safe, and accurate trajectory tracking for autonomous sailboats by guaranteeing finite-time convergence and explicitly constraining system states within predefined bounds despite nonlinear dynamics and environmental disturbances.

Mohammad Reza Jalili, Ahmad Reza Vali, Mohammad Ali Alirezapouri, Hossein Nourmohammadi2026-07-20