46th Annual Frontiers of Power Conference

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1 2013 PROGRAM COMMITTEE Kenneth R. Brand, Manager Distribution Operations Services Public Service Company of Oklahoma To Be Determined OG&E Electric Services David Osburn Assistant General Manager Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority Edmond, Oklahoma 2013 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Kenneth R. Brand, Manager Distribution Operations Services Public Service Company of Oklahoma Cindy Holman General Manager Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority Edmond, Oklahoma Rama Ramakumar Director Engineering Energy Laboratory Regents and PSO/Naeter Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering Stillwater, Oklahoma John Wendling, Jr. Managing Director Generation Planning & Control OGE Energy Corporation. 46th Annual Frontiers of Power Conference October 28-29, 2013 Conoco/Phillips OSU Alumni Center 46 Years of Serving the Oklahoma and Regional Power Industry Co-Sponsored by The Engineering Energy Laboratory and The School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2013 SPONSORS Grand River Dam Authority, Luncheon Siemens Energy, Banquet Conference Arrangements by The Engineering Energy Laboratory 216 Engineering South Stillwater, Oklahoma An Outreach Program

2 th Annual Frontiers of Power Conference ABOUT THE CONFERENCE The frontiers of power technologies have been expanding dramatically in recent years. This is due to concerns over environmental impacts, entry of renewable energy technologies, security issues, power quality needs to satisfy the evolving digital society and the opportunities that have opened up to embed sensors, computers and two-way communications that utilize the internet to evolve a smart grid. The variety of papers and the Keynote Speakers scheduled in this 46 th annual conference reflect these changing times and provide an opportunity for free and open discussion of important issues with serious economic implications. KEYNOTE SPEAKER Noel Schulz, Ph.D., Fellow, IEEE President, IEEE Power & Energy Society Associate Dean for Research & Graduate Programs Paslay Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering Kansas State University Manhattan, Kansas KEYNOTE SPEAKER John D. McDonald, PE, Fellow, IEEE Past-Chair, IEEE Power & Energy Society Director, Technical Strategy & Policy Development GE Energy Management Atlanta, Georgia The Frontiers of Power Conference seeks to provide for the frank and open discussion of current problems facing the electric utility industry. Over the years, the scope of this conference has expanded to include several critical problem areas of energy and power technologies. These problems are not only technical but political and economic as well. Engineers, engineering managers, and supervisors associated with planning, designing, or operating power generating stations and transmission and distribution systems and renewable energy projects will find this program of special relevance to their work. Participation is invited from all those associated with electric utilities, electric power production facilities, power equipment manufacturers, consultants for municipal and rural electric utilities, universities, and government agencies. This Forty-sixth Annual Conference is a continuation of a program first started in the early 1960 s at, Stillwater. 2 11

3 Monday, October 28, :00 Registration & Continental Breakfast Conoco/Phillips OSU Alumni Center Jones Conference Room 9:00 Conference Opening Jones Conference Room Introduction and Welcome Rama Ramakumar. Ph.D. Conference Director Regents Professor and PSO/Albrecht Naeter Professor Director, Engineering Energy Laboratory James C. West, Ph.D. Professor and Interim Head School of Raman Singh, Ph.D. Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Director, Helmerich Research Center (Tulsa) Colcord Professor of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology 9:30 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION Developing Tomorrow s Workforce for the Smart Grid Noel Schulz, Ph.D., Fellow, IEEE President, IEEE Power & Energy Society Associate Dean for Research & Graduate Programs Paslay Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering Kansas State University Manhattan, Kansas 10:30 Break 10:45 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION Smart Grid: Concepts, Solutions, Standards, Recent Deployments and Lessons Learned John D. McDonald, PE, Fellow, IEEE Past-Chair, IEEE Power & Energy Society Director, Technical Strategy & Policy Development GE Energy Management Atlanta, Georgia 11:45 GRDA Luncheon Click Alumni Hall 10 3

4 1:00 Technical Paper Session Moderator: Edwin Bud Averill Project Engineer-Relay Grand River Dam Authority Pryor, Oklahoma NOTES Old Grid vs. SmartGrid: The Economic Impact on the Electricity Customer Don Dumich Director of Commercial & Industrial Application S&C Electric Company Chicago, Illinois Opportunities for Smart Grid Implementation for the Al-Zawea Refinery In Libya Akram Gawedar Rama Ramakumar, Ph.D. Conference Director Regents Professor and PSO/Albrecht Naeter Professor Director Engineering Energy Laboratory Stillwater, Oklahoma Decentralized Systems in the Bahamas for Smart Grid Implementation Nadia Smith Roy McCann, Ph.D. Professor Electrical Engineering University of Arkansas Fayetteville, Arkansas Energy Storage and Self-Healing Unlock the Maximum Benefits of a Microgrid Don Dumich Director of Commercial & Industrial Application S&C Electric Company Chicago, Illinois 2:30 Break 4 9

5 Assessment of the Use of CAISO Wholesale Grid State Indicator in the Distribution System Haneen Aburub Graduate Research Assistant Ward Jewell, Ph. D., Fellow, IEEE Professor Site Director Power Systems Engineering Research Center Toward Hamiltonian Formulism of Dynamical Power Systems Di Wu, Ph.D. Instructor and Research Scientist John N. Jiang, Ph.D. OG&E Professor and Director Electric Energy Risk Research Laboratory The University of Oklahoma Norman, Oklahoma Market Considerations for New Generation Bernard Cevera Senior Consultant Guernsey Profit Based Unit Commitment Problem in Deregulated Environment Using Artificial Immune System Algorithm K. Lakshmi Anna University Chennai, India S. Vasanthrathna, Ph.D. Associate Professor and Head E. Chandira Sekaran, Ph.D. Associate Professor Electrical and Electronics Engineering Coimbatore Institute of Technology Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India 2:45 Technical Paper Session Moderator: Jake Langthorn Director of Transmission Policy OG&E Benchmark Study of a Multifunction Series Compensator for Improved HV Transmission System Operation Andrew Dodson Graduate Assistant Roy McCann, Ph.D. The University of Arkansas Fayetteville, Arkansas Flexible Emulation of Photovoltaic Configurations with Grid-Connection Corbin Taylor Senior in Electrical Engineering Perlekar Tamtam, Ph.D. Engineering Educator Trevor Hardy Electrical & Computer Engineering Options for Coal-Fired Steam Plants to Increase Efficiency to Compete in the Gas-Fired Dominated Power Industry Michael W. Smiarowski Manager, Steam Plant Modernizations Siemens Energy Orlando, Florida Use of Synchrophasors at OG&E Austin D. White, PE Lead Engineer Shawn W. Jacobs, PE Lead Engineer OG&E 8 5

6 Research Investigations and Development of Smart Metering Infrastructure for Residential Micro Grid S. R. Sivarasu Assistant Professor E. Chandira Sekaran, Ph.D. Associate Professor S. Vasantharathna, Ph.D. Associate Professor and Head Electrical and Electronics Engineering Coimbatore Institute of Technology Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India 4:45 Adjourn 7:00 Siemens Energy Banquet Freddie Paul s Steakhouse 1707 E. 6 th Avenue (Highway 51) Map online at: Tuesday, October 29, :00 Convene-Continental Breakfast, Conoco-Phillips OSU Alumni Center Jones Conference Room 8:15 Technical Paper Session Moderator Kenneth R. Brand Manager Distribution Operations Services Public Service Company of Oklahoma IEC System Architecture and Its Applications in Electrical Substations Samet Akdeniz Turkish Petroleum Corporation Ankara, Turkey Kaveh Ashenayi, Ph.D. Professor and Chair Electrical Engineering The University of Tulsa Generalized Electrical Failures-Insulation Model Marcus O. Durham, Ph.D. PE Robert A. Durham, Ph.D., PE Jason A. Coffin, MBA, CFEL, PI THEWAY Corp. The Effects of Demand Response and Residential Energy Efficiency On Consumer Comfort Ward Jewell, Ph.D., Fellow, IEEE Professor Site Director Power Systems Engineering Research Center Engineering, Cosmology, and Biology Natural Law Philosophy Marcus O. Durham, Ph.D., PE THEWAY Corp. 9:45 Break 10:00 Technical Paper Session Moderator David Nunez Retired Senior Manager OG&E Multi-objective Medium Voltage Distribution System Planning Considering Technical and Economic Risks Mohammad Heidari-Kapourchali Visvakumar Aravinthan Assistant Professor 6 7