Masters Thesis Ideas on Arc Flash Studies, Online Partial Discharge, and Renewable Energy

I would like to ask suggestion for my Masters Degree Thesis. My line of work is about Arc Flash wherein I do Arc Flash studies. I'm interested in this area as well as Online partial discharge and renewable energy.

 

Thanks

Hi Erickson,

Regarding to thesis topics, try to check what are the existing studies
related to arc flash studies and renewable energy. Then, consider those references where you can start or continue those existing studies by solving another problem related to those topics.

Sample, As define with this note -> "Arc Flash notes("")":http://www2.schneider-electric.com/documents/support/white-papers/electric-utilities/arc-flash-mitigation-r0-db.pdf

"Arc flash events can result from inadvertent contact with .....energized parts.. contamination...equipment failure ...etc."

*"Inadvertent contact with energized parts"*- we can consider this a simple problem but if you will have a study on its resolution, then you find a research topic already, considering all possible circumstances but don't forget to set a limitation.

Hope it helps.

Best,
Neil

How about "Probability of human survival in Arc Flash exposure"


hehe... just kidding. wanted to make your day.

Regards,
Justin

Arc Flash has been talked to death via IEEE 1584 - I don't know what more you can say about it - and who would really give a fig. Renewable energy on the other hand.....

Yes, you're right. there's already a lot of papers for Arc flash studies. I really cant think of topic for renewable energy. Thanks for the response anyway.

In relation to partial discharges, it is important to study their creation, analyze the causes of the appearance of PD, but it is also essential to know how to detect them and how to weigh them. On the Amperis website, www.amperis.com , you can check the different detectors that exist, and you have to download their features and specifications that will make you understand this phenomenon more. The partial discharge meters of Amperis can be found in the following linkhttp://www.amperis.com/en/products/partial-discharge-detector/
Regards!