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    Development of a hybrid UPFC-based solution for voltage SAG and harmonic mitigation in EV charging infrastructure in Uganda-a case study of KMC Jinja.

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    2025-06
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    Turinawe, Chricent
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    This project focused on addressing power quality challenges at electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in Uganda, specifically voltage sags and harmonic distortions. The goal was to design and simulate a hybrid Unified Power Flow Controller (UPFC) sys tem to mitigate these issues. The project involved assessing power quality at selected EVcharging stations, designing a UPFC system and harmonic filters, and evaluating the system’s performance using MATLAB simulations. The results demonstrated that the hybrid UPFC system effectively maintained voltage levels within ±10% of the nominal voltage during disturbances and the Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) to acceptable lev els of below 8%, in accordance with IEEE standards.
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