Trondheim Norway "Power Electronics for Sustainable Growth"
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7th European Conference on POWER ELECTRONICS AND APPLICATIONS 8 10 September 1997 Trondheim Norway
"Power Electronics for Sustainable Growth" Patron for the Conference: Mrs. Gro Harlem Brundtland, Former Prime Minister, Member of the Norwegian Parliament, Former Chairman of the UN World Commission on Environment and Development
Organised by: Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) In cooperation with: IEEE PELS, IEEE IAS, IEEE Norway Section, Norwegian Association of Electrical Engineers (NEF) Contents 4 Contents 5 Welcome by the Conference Chairman 6 Organisation of EPE '97 - Committees General Organisation 8 The city of Trondheim Weather - Travel - Accomodation 9 Conference information Venue
Language Proceedings Personal invitaion Lunches
9 Exhibition, including exhibitors' presentations 9 Essay competition: "Power Electronics for Sustainable Growth" 10 Registration Information Registration desk Conference secretariat Registration fees Payment Cancellation 11 Social Programme Concert and reception Conference Banquet 11 Accompanying persons programme 12 Pre-conference tours 12 Tourist information in Norway Technical Programme
15 Tutorials 22 Keynotes 24 Discussion sessions (Workshops) 26 Post-Conference technical visits 27 Technical programme: Lecture sessions 31 Technical programme: Dialogue sessions of Monday 8 September 1997 37 Technical programme: Dialogue sessions of Tuesday 9 September 1997 44 Technical programme: Dialogue sessions of Wednesday 10 September 1997
the success of Brussels, Grenoble, Aachen, Florence, Brighton and Sevilla, this EPE conference will offer you more. A record number of synopses have been received (more than 950), where the increase from industry is especially significant and has encouraged us to work very hard in organising numerous new activities and events. These will give each EPE conference participant the feeling of being the right person in the right place. We have also accepted a record number of papers, 733. I am proud to present this detailed programme for what promises to be a highly-successful conference. Think of the motto: "Power Electronics for Sustainable Growth". These are no empty words. This is really what we are aiming at. The technical programme is full of results directed towards that goal: energy savings, rational and safe use of energy, new energy sources, renewable energy systems, EMC, electric and hybrid vehicles, locomotives to mention only a few of the obvious topics. The opening and keynote sessions will be newsworthy. Mr Odd H. Hoelsæter, president & CEO of Statnett will explain his view on the evolution of energy supplies in Europe. Norway is the second-largest oil exporting country in the world (only after Saudi Arabia): In our sector, three newHVDC connections will be built between Norway and the continent. This will be a huge investment that surely will have important consequences on our future. If you turn to page 22, you can see other topics that will be presented: Integration of power components, what will change in our daily work? New areas of applications for power electronics: you will be challenged by the authors. The electric vehicle; a silent revolution, however an exploding technology. But this was not enough! We wanted more from this conference, so, we are organising a competition. The topic? To write an essay on either "How to Teach Power Electronics for Sustainable Growth" or "How to Develop New Power Electronics Products to Promote Sustainable Growth". The prize? NOK 6.666 and a publication in the EPE Journal. More details are given on page 9, so gather your best ideas. Since we are organising this competition, Gro Harlem Brundland, our former Prime Minister, decided to patronize the Conference. Gro Harlem Brundland has been head of the World Commission on Environment and Development and she hopes that our initiative will spread and open new horizons. In the UN-report "Our Common Future" it is strongly recommended that the ideas agreed on in the report should be taught in universities all over the world. Please send the information about the competition to your power electronics colleagues, especially the younger ones, all over the world. You might influence the future! Before the conference, there will be 11 tutorials where all the new, hot topics will be taught. Nine will be on the NTNU campus on 6 and 7 September. Those who register will get the written documentation from all the tutorials and will be allowed to move from one tutorial to another. We are most enthusiastic about the two tutorials on "High power Motor Drives" and "UPSs" which will start by touring the Troll Gas Terminal at Kollsnes close to Bergen and continue on the newest coastal express ship (built in 1996). These tutorials will be combined with a cruise of the west coast of Norway and the ship arrives in Trondheim on Monday morning 8 Sept. a few hours before the conference starts! Do you want to hear more? There is a lot to say: The exhibition will be greatly extended. We expect more than 50 exhibitors (there is room for 100 and we will work hard to get 100). The area for the exhibition will be much more integrated in the conference than before, with coffee-serving included in the same area. For the first time, there will be several product presentations by exhibitors; these will be presented before an informal meal on Sunday 7 September in the evening, which is combined with the opening of the exhibition in the evening. Further, a lot of Discussion Sessions will be organisedat at the end of the Dialogue Sessions. The new developments in power switches will be throughly discussed and include themes like: "Application Specific Power Modules", "The Relationship Between Product Developers and Device Manufacturers", "High Power Integration", "Smart Power - in various applications", "Impacts of Integration" and "GTOs versus IGBTs". After the conference, on Thursday 11 September there will be three Post-Conference Technical Visits. 1) A typical Norwegian hydropower plant with the generators inside the mountain. The station is within the city limits of Trondheim (!) and is owned by Trondheim Power Utility. 2) Siemens power electronics factory and a converter station feeding the 16 2/3 Hz for the Norwegian State Railways. 3) ADtranz charter train to the Stømmen factory close to Oslo. We will learn about the new tilting trains that the Norwegian State Railways has ordered. At the factory there will be a press conference where a new train will be presented. The attraction to get the press there will be increased by our presence. ADtranz will provide buses for a one hour drive to Oslo airport. So, those who start at Kollsnes close to Bergen and return from Oslo after the train trip across mountain plateaus and glaciated valleys must sign up fast. First come, first served. There is a special offer from SAS for the air-ticket. We have worked hard. But with the expected success, it is a pleasure for us to welcome you to the EPE '97 conference in Trondheim. At the end I will like to mention how enthusiastic ABB and other Norwegian and Danish companies have generously sponsored the conference, so the fee to participate is the same as in Seville in 1995! The companies are listed in the provisional programme, and you will learn more from those companies at the conference and by looking at our WWW (http://www.elkraft.unit.no/epe97/).
Norwegian University of Science and Technology COMMITTEES Patron for the Conference: Mrs. Gro Harlem Brundtland, Former Prime Minister, Member of the Norwegian Parliament, Former Chairman of the UN World Commission on Environment and Development Conference Chairman Prof. Tore M. Undeland, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Programme Chairman Prof. Philippe Lataire, Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) Programme Co-Chairwoman Dr. Astrid Petterteig, Norwegian Electric Power Research Institute (EFI) Conference Secretariat Mrs. Brigitte Sneyers, EPE Association Conference Organising Committee Prof. Paolo Ferraris, Politecnico di Torino, Italy Mr. Jean Dhers, CEGELEC, France Dr. Roger Bassett, GEC Alsthom, United Kingdom Prof. Gaston Maggetto, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium Prof. Philippe Lataire, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium Prof. Javier Uceda, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain Mr. Jean Bonal, Prométhée, France Prof. Luigi Malesani, Università di Padova, Italy Dr. Duncan Grant, University of Bristol., United Kingdom Prof. Herbert Stemmler, P.E. and Electrometry Lab., ETH, Switzerland Mr. Sandro M. Tenconi, Ansaldo S.p.A., Italy Prof. André Vandenput, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, The Netherlands Dr. Albert Wick, Siemens, Germany Mr. Rex M. Davis, Power Electronic Measurements LTD, UK Prof. Marcel Jufer, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland Prof. Wlodzimierz Koczara, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland Prof. Istvan Nagy, Technical University of Budapest, Hungary Prof. Werner Leonhard, Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany Prof. Paolo Spirito, Università di Napoli, Italy Prof. Tore Undeland, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway
Prof. Walter Schumacher, Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany Prof. Hans Kahlen, University of Kaiserslautern, Germany Prof. Bernard Davat, GREEN, Nancy, France
Prof. Bengt Alvsten, Aalborg University, Denmark Prof. Michael Andersen, Technical University of Denmark Mr. Leif Eriksson, Emotron AB, Sweden Prof. Lars Gertmar, ABB/Lund Institute of Technology, Sweden Mr. Harri Hakala, KONE Elevators, Finland Mr. Sven Ivner, ADtranz, Sweden Mr. Tor Inge Johansen, Siemens, Trondheim, Norway Ass. Prof. Jorma Kyyrä, Helsinki University of Technology, Finland Mr. Vesa Laisi, ABB Industry, Finland Prof. Jorma Luomi, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Mr. Poul-Erik Nielsen, Danfoss, Denmark Prof. Roy Nilsen, NTNU Trondheim, Norway Prof. Robert Nilssen, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway Prof. Gustaf Olsson, Lund Institute of Technology, Sweden Dr. Astrid Petterteig, Norwegian Electric Power Research Institute (EFI) Assoc. Prof. Jaakko Ollila, Tampere University of Technology, Finland Prof. Henry Raphael, NTNU/Statoil, Stavanger, Norway Prof. Chandur Sadarangani, KTH, Stockholm, Sweden Prof. Tore M. Undeland, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) Dr. Pierre Vadstrup, Grundfos, Denmark
Mr. Pierre Aloïsi, France Prof. Bengt Alvsten, University of Aalborg, Denmark Dr. B. R. Anderson, GEC ALSTHOM T&D Power Electronics Systems, United Kingdom Prof. Michael Braun, Universität Karlsruhe, Germany Mr. Ove Boe, Siemens, Norway Prof. Bernard de Fornel, ENSEEIHT, France Prof. Åke Ekström, The Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden Prof. Jean Paul Ferrieux, LEG/ENSIEG, FRANCE Mr. Henri Godfroid, CEGELEC, France Prof. Gerhard Henneberger, RWTH Aachen, Germany Mr. Rogelio Lorenzo,Alcatel Standard Electrica S.A., Spain Mr. Poul Erik Nielsen, Danfoss A/s , Denmark Prof. Roy Nilsen, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway Mr. Jouko Niiranen, ABB, Finland M. Jean-Marie Peter, SEE, France Dr. Ulrich Putz, AEG AG , Germany Dr. Manfred Schrödl, Flender Austria Antrieb., Austria Dr. Peter Steimer, ABB-Industrie AG, Switzerland Mr. Sandro M. Tenconi, Ansaldo S.p.A., Italy Prof. Jean Louis Van Eck, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium Mr. Werner Wymeersch, Sidmar N.V., Belgium Mr. Gunnar Zetterberg, ADtranz, Sweden
Prof. Hirofumi Akagi, Okayama University, Japan Mr. P.K. Dey, Hundustan Copper Ltd, India Mr. S.Y.R. Hui, University of Technology Australia Prof. John Kassakian, MIT, U.S.A. Prof. Wlodzimierz Koczara, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland Prof. Eisuke Masada, The University of Tokyo, Japan Prof. R.D. Middlebrook, California Institue of Technology, U.S.A. Prof. Istvan Nagy, Computer and Automation Institute, Hungary Dr. Pierre Rossel, Laboratoire d'automatique et d'Analyse des Systèmes du C.N.R.S., France Mr. M. Samotyi, EPRI, U.S.A. Prof. Vic Gosbell, the University of Wollongong, Australia Prof. Jacobus Daniel van Wyk, Rand Afrikaans University, Republic of South Africa
Prof. Fernando Aldana, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain Dr. Roger Bassett, GEC Alsthom, United Kingdom Mr. Jean Bonal, Prométhée, France Prof. Bernard Davat, GREEN, Nancy, France Prof. Rex M. Davis, Power Electronic Measurements LTD, United Kingdom Mr. Jean Dhers, CEGELEC, France Prof. Paolo Ferraris, Politecnico di Torino, Italy Dr. Duncan Grant, University of Bristol, United Kingdom Mr. Adolf Haböck, Siemens, Germany Prof. Marcel Jufer, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland Prof. Hans Kahlen, University of Kaiserslautern, Germany Prof. Wlodzimierz Koczara, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland Prof. Philippe Lataire, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium Prof. Werner Leonhard, Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany Prof. Gaston Maggetto, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium Prof. Luigi Malesani, Università di Padova, Italy Prof. Istvan Nagy, Technical University of Budapest, Hungary Prof. Walter Schumacher, Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany Prof. Paolo Spirito, Università di Napoli, Italy Prof. Herbert Stemmler, P.E. and Electrometry Lab., ETH, Switzerland Mr. Sandro M. Tenconi, Ansaldo S.p.A., Italy Prof. Javier Uceda, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain Prof. Tore Undeland, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU, Norway Prof. André Vandenput, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, The Netherlands Dr. Albert Wick, Siemens, Germany Topic Chairmen and co-Chairmen Topic 1: Mr. Jean-Marie Peter, Dr. Pierre Rossel,Prof. Paolo Spirito Topic 2: Prof. Bernard Davat, Mr. Henri Godfroid Topic 3: Prof. Jean-Paul Ferrieux, Prof. Jean-Louis Van Eck Topic 4: Prof. Jean-Paul Louis, Prof. John K. Pedersen, Prof. Walter Schumacher Topic 5: Prof. Frede Blaabjerg, Prof. Roy Nilsen, Mr. Werner Wymeersch Topic 6: Prof. Marcel Jufer, Prof. André Vandenput Topic 7: Prof. Hans Kahlen, Prof. Gaston Maggetto Topic 8: Mr. Adolf Haböck,Prof. Wlodzimierz KoczaraProf. Herbert Stemmler, Prof. Jacobus Daniel van Wyk Topic 9: Prof. Lambert Pierrat, Mr. Jean-Louis Sanhet Topic 10: Prof. Eisuke Masada, Prof. André Vandenput National Advisory Board Kari Kveseth, Director, Science and Technology, The Research Council of Norway Jon Lilletun, Member of Parliament, Chairman of the standing Committee on education, research and church affairs Odd H. Hoelsæter, President and CEO, Statnett Markus Bayegan, Senior Vice President for Technology, ABB Corporation Switzerland and President of ABB Corporate Research, Norway Odd Trones, Executive Vice President, Siemens Bjarne Aamodt, President and CEO, Alcatel and Chairman of the board of SINTEF Jan Hendrik Bryde, General Manager, Powec Alain F. Angelil, Chief Executive, The Eltek Group Helge Kongsjorden, Senior Research Advisor for Energy Systems, Statoil R&D Centre Emil Spjøtvoll, Rektor, NTNU Håkon With Andersen, Professor, Dean, Faculty of Arts, NTNU Sverre Aam, Managing Director, EFI Tore M. Undeland, Conference Chairman, NTNU Astrid Petterteig, Program Co-chairwoman, EFI Local Organising Committee Tore M. Undeland, Conference Chairman Astrid Petterteig, Program Co-chairwoman Arne Graabak Inger Lundhaug Roy Nilsen Robert Nilssen Lars Norum Randi Hostad, all NTNU Astrid Bye and Karen-Margrethe Bratt, SEVU Secretariat: Brigitte Sneyers, EPE Association, c/o VUB-TW-ETEC, Pleinlaan 2, B-1050 Brussels, Belgium Phone: +32 2 629 28 19, Fax: +32 2 629 36 20 GENERAL ORGANISATION The city of Trondheim Trondheim was founded by King Olav Tryggvason in 997 A.D. It was the country's first capital city (until 1217). Trondheim is located by one of the largest fjords of Norway with the salmon river Nidelven running through its centre. Today the city has close to 150000 inhabitants and its total area is 342 square km. The city is an administration, business and technology centre in a rich agricultural area surrounding the Trondheim fjord. It is a university city and has Norway's most advanced research community in science and technology.
events such as The World Ski Championships in February/March, and the combined 60th birthday celebration of our King and Queen in June, where royalty from most of the European royal families will attend. A map of the city is enclosed. References to places shown on the map are put in the text. One cm on this map is about 140 m. Weather Normally the weather is pleasant in Trondheim in September. The temperature may vary between 10-15 degrees C. Rainy days may occur, and we recommend appropriate shoes and clothing, since some events in the social programme will take place outdoors. Travel There are frequent domestic flights between Trondheim and the international airports in Oslo, Bergen and Stavanger. Flying time between Oslo and Trondheim is 45 minutes. There are approximately 27 departures from Oslo to Trondheim daily. There are two daily direct flights between Copenhagen and Trondheim.
congress. Please state the reference number "NO 9701" when you make your flight reservation at a SAS travel agency, and you will obtain a discount price.
sightseeing, and Norwegian trains are of a high standard. The train journey over the mountains from Oslo to Trondheim takes approximately 7 hours. There are four departures from Oslo to Trondheim daily.
to Trondheim, a journey of approximately 30 hours along the rugged Norwegian coastline (see pre-conference tours). Your travel agent, or any SAS travel agency, can supply you with full details on travel to Trondheim. An APEX air ticket allows transfer to one city in a country, for instance Bergen, and return from another city in the same country, for instance Trondheim or Oslo. Accommodation The Conference Secretariat has made reservations at several good hotels within various price categories. All hotels are situated in the city centre of Trondheim and within approximately 15 minutes walk from the conference area.
please fill in the necesssary information on the registration form. The Royal Garden Hotel is probably the best hotel, it also offers the largest number of rooms and the largest conference discount.
strongly recommend you to register as early as possible. Reservations have been made for the conference period. If you would like to extend your reservation we will do our best to help you. Please note: The registration deadline for hotel reservations is 1 JULY 1997. After this date we are only able to confirm hotel accommodation on an availability basis due to the special situation in Trondheim with the millennium celebrations. We therefore strongly recommend you to register as early as possible. Please note that we cannot guarantee hotel accommodation after this deadline.
without prior notice to the Secretariat, you will be charged for one night. Further information will be enclosed with the letter of confirmation of the registration. Conference information Venue The conference will take place at the Nidarøhallen Convention Centre (map: 20). Nidarøhallen is situated close to the riverbanks of Nidelven, about 15 minutes walking distance from the city centre and the major hotels.
out to the participants at the conference. Proceedings are included in the full registration fee.
lunch ticket for each day is included in the full registration fee. Tickets will be provided at registration and must be presented for service. Please mark on the registration form if vegetarian food is required. Exhibition During the EPE'97 Conference, a commercial exhibition will be organised. This is a unique opportunity to see and/or show products and have prolonged discussions with fellow specialists in the field of Power Electronics and Drives.
contacts between specialists in the field. The exhibition will be ideally situated in the middle of the Conference site, where the coffee will be served during the breaks and the afternoons. On Sunday 7 September evening, there will be an informal meal, special products presentations followed by the official opening of the exhibition.
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